CHAPTER 7The first thing, or maybe one of the first things, people usually complain about when they arrive in Lagos is the heat.
Searing heat.
Even though I visited Nigeria at least once every two or three years, the heat was always a surprise to me. Forget that Houston had triple-digit heat waves in the summer. It still shocked me that Nigeria, or specifically, Lagos was so hot.
After three days of being stuck indoors, I decided that it was time to go out and explore a bit. Kenneth suggested that we pay a visit to the soon-to-be newlyweds: Goriola and Sewa.
Goriola lived at one of his parent’s houses in Ogba, but due to the timing of the wedding, which was just a week away, he had moved to his newer house in Lekki. Victoria Island used to be the abode of the nouveau riche, but Lekki h
