At Berger lay-by, Lagos commerce follows the commuter
Food sellers, clothing traders, phone-accessory vendors and PoS operators have turned part of Berger lay-by into an informal market built around commuter convenience — while traffic officials warn that the same activity can obstruct the road.
WHY TWALE: This is Twale Street: ordinary commerce adapting to where people actually move, told without pretending the safety and congestion trade-offs do not exist.
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