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Mushin

American  
[moo-shin] / ˈmu ʃɪn /

noun

  1. a city in SW Nigeria, NW of Lagos.


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At a polling station in Mushin, a working-class Lagos neighborhood, 35-year-old Kayode Coker said he decided to support Tinubu because “we need someone who understands the system.”

From Washington Post

Or what of Mushin Ahmed, an 81-year-old grandfather who was killed by two British racists in August 2015 as he walked to pray at a Rotherham mosque?

From The Guardian

Scott Janssen, an Anchorage funeral home owner and Iditarod veteran whose nickname is “The Mushin’ Mortician,” is sitting out this year after spending $118,00 to race in 2018.

From Reuters

At the very busy scrap market at Ladipo, Mushin, I meet Ayelumosi packing waste from the road side.

From The Guardian

Lagosians choking on their commute at the very busy Spare part market, Ladipo, Mushin.

From The Guardian