By Alozie Alonzo Uzoukwu In the shadow of the National Stadium Surulere, Lagos, a troubling scene unfolds—the deliberate dismantling of once-strong structures, starting with the mighty pillars supporting the iconic floodlight towers. This degradation is a stark reminder of the neglect that has befallen this once-proud national monument. Beyond the crumbling facades, a more troubling encroachment is apparent. New residential structures, erected dangerously close to the stadium’s edges, signal a bold invasion of the hallowed grounds. This not only disrespects the stadium’s historical significance but also threatens its very existence.…
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