Bwala Affirms Lagos as Yoruba Homeland, Withdraws 'No Man's Land' Comment

Presidential aide Daniel Bwala clarified his earlier statement about Lagos being a 'no man's land,' asserting that Lagos is undeniably a Yoruba homeland. Bwala highlighted the cultural, historical, and constitutional significance of Lagos to the Yoruba people, emphasizing its unique identity and importance as Nigeria's commercial hub.

He stressed that Lagos provides opportunities for all Nigerians while remaining rooted in Yoruba heritage. Bwala called for substantial investments in Lagos' infrastructure to support its economic and social development, stating that the city is crucial for the nation's progress.

His remarks aimed to reinforce the importance of recognizing Lagos as a significant part of Yoruba heritage and national development.