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Lagos is No Man Land, Lagos Belongs To All Tribes Not Yorubas – Charly Boy

Veteran singer, Charles Oputa, popularly called Charly Boy, has shared his views on the status of Lagos State, describing it as a city that belongs to no single ethnic group.

According to him, just like New York in the United States, Lagos brings together people from different backgrounds and works because of that blend.

Charly Boy argued that Lagos, being Nigeria’s former capital, naturally attracts people from across the country who now call it home.

He explained that the growth and energy of Lagos come from its people, not from any specific tribe.

His comments comes on the heels of the renaming of a well-known bus stop in Bariga, which used to bear his name but was changed to Olamide Baddo by the local council, in honour of the famous rapper Olamide Adedeji.

While speaking on the development, Charly Boy expressed concerns about what he described as tribal politics in Lagos

```Do you know that your enemies don't have a life?

You're their life, their primal focus. Your happiness is their actual sorrow. Their life has been stolen by you, their dark concentration on you.```

There are several flies that tend to be near cattle and interfere with their welfare, although they look similar, each one has unique and distinctive characteristics. These are 9 of the best known:
1. Horn fly (Haematobia irritans)
Small and dark, they usually perch on the backs of cows and move in groups.
2. Stable fly (Stomoxys calcitrans)
Resembles the house fly, but is more active and likes to stay in shaded areas.
3. Face fly (Musca autumnalis)
Prefers areas near the eyes and nose of cattle, seeking moisture.
4. House fly (Musca domestica)
The same that we find at home, curious and very common in corrals and pastures.
5. Gadfly (Tabanus spp.)
Large and fast flying, with bright eyes and transparent wings.
6. Buffalo horn fly (Lyperosia irritans)
Similar to the horn fly, but smaller and tends to cluster in large numbers.
7. Maggot fly (Cochliomyia hominivorax)
Striking for its metallic blue-green color and persistent flight around animals.
8. Nose fly (Oestrus ovis)
Very small and inconspicuous, it approaches the snouts of sheep and sometimes cows.
9. Nodule fly (Hypoderma spp.)
Robust, bee-like, often seen on the back area.