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Taking the streets of Lagos as a starting point, the individuals who give them their names and some of its most important buildings, we will take a journey through our History, through this series of
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Taking the streets of Lagos as a starting point, the individuals who give them their names and some of its most important buildings, we will take a journey through our History, through this series of lectures. We will see how the local reality was strongly linked to the realities of our country and the world, as well as the importance of Lagos through some of its most illustrious children and other personalities with a connection to the town.
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