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Lagos traffic 😑 😒 😤
<p>Nice choice ✅ — “Everyday African Life” content is very relatable and usually gets people talking.</p><p>Here’s a <strong>sample draft</strong> you can adapt for your TwoCents page:</p><hr/><h3>✍🏽  <em>“What Lagos Traffic Taught Me About Patience”</em></h3><p>If you live in Lagos, you know traffic is not just traffic — it’s a lifestyle.<br/> One minute you’re optimistic, thinking you’ll get to your destination in 30 minutes. The next minute, you’re stuck behind a yellow bus whose conductor is arguing with a passenger over ₦50 change.</p><p>At first, I used to get angry. My blood pressure would rise, and I’d start questioning my life choices. But over time, I realized Lagos traffic is a teacher.</p><ul> <li>It teaches <strong>patience</strong>: no matter how much you shout or honk, the road won’t magically clear.</li> <li>It teaches <strong>adaptation</strong>: sometimes you have to find joy in small things, like the hawker selling gala and pure water.</li> <li>And it teaches <strong>gratitude</strong>: because when you finally arrive at your destination, you value peace in a new way.</li> </ul><p>Maybe life is like Lagos traffic — frustrating at times, but full of hidden lessons if you pay attention.</p><p>👉 Have you ever learned something surprising from everyday struggles like traffic, queues, or power outages?</p><p><br/></p>

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