Joneswaribi: A Corner of Port-City Apapa
Joneswaribi is located in Apapa Local Government Area, Lagos State, west of Lagos Island at the mouth of the lagoon.
Where it sits
Apapa had a population of about 217,000 at the 2006 census, spanning housing that ranges from GRA estates to working-class settlements around Badia and Ijora. The LGA grew from a small Awori fishing village into Nigeria’s busiest port district after the Lagos Port Complex opened in 1913, with Tin Can Island Port following in 1977.
Who lives here
Like much of Apapa, Joneswaribi sits in a district shaped by the port economy, with the Oshodi-Apapa Expressway carrying much of the freight traffic that defines daily life in the LGA. There is limited independently published detail on this specific area beyond its place within Apapa.
Lagos · Apapa
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