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This is happening.

What's the business model of a free newspaper in 2015? I'm genuinely intrigued. Tons of circulation generating enough sponsorship to offset print costs? That sounds like the internet, with print costs tho. *scratches head* (at Adams Arcade)

Nightcap (at News Cafe Vibe)

Not only in Lagos (at Ngong, Kenya)

New hair, by @locitude

Good morning and happy Monday to all the Lagosians jumping into the grind. Keep grinding, this week could be your week. Abanise l'oluwa.

Damn right

Is it me, or are Lagos Danfos now bereft of the bright murals and pithy slogans that used to adorn them

Saturday, 3rd October. I was so tired, I couldn't get my eyes to smile. So I scrunched up instead. First Africabeta done. Up next...

It was good to meet Samir Abdelkrim. Promising portents for breaking down the barriers between anglophone and francophone tech media.

Four years of Nigeria Independence day Google doodles: 2010, 2013, 2014 and 2015

As seen on Twitter, via @markessien

I would pay for premium grooming services by accredited hair care professionals. Option to either go to their studio or pay a small surcharge for them coming out to groom me at my preferred location. The biggest threat to this model would be the threat of disintermediation...people don't need their hair made or their beards trimmed as often as you need taxis or need food, so it's to stay loyal to one provider and cut the platform out of the transaction altogether...also it can find some way to continue to reinsert itself...Any ways, that's my app idea of the day. On Saturday, it was an Airbnb for washing machines in Lagos.

#AppIdea. I plan on posting at least one of these every day. Today is the first.

Post-Locitude session

Justice evolves.