US EditionStreetlights and Shadows: The Invisible Children of Lagos
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Streetlights and Shadows: The Invisible Children of Lagos
Lagos, Nigeria, At 6:15 a.m., while most children prepare for school, 10-year-old Blessing darts between danfo buses at the Ojota traffic junction, a tray of sachet water balanced on her head. One misstep and a speeding keke or danfo could end it all. But this is her daily reality as part of the Lagos Street Children “I wish I could go to school,” she could have said softly in her heart, eyes scanning the swarm of impatient commuters. “But mummy…
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