Enioluwa Adeoluwa has expressed concerns about the introduction of entry and exit codes by certain estates in Lagos.
Enioluwa views this practice as a symbol of perceived elitism, questioning the validity of such a policy.
According to him, it appears to be a way to create a sense of superiority among residents.
Enioluwa argues that such actions give the impression that the estate is home for extremely wealthy individuals, which may not be the case.
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In his words :
“Lagos and fake elitism ‘code to go in, and a different code to go out’
Rules that have no reason, just want to make yourself feel better than your neighbor. You’ll think there’s a billionaire living in the estate.”
See Netizens Reactions:
@Adewalemickey: “No one is after community growth. Once you have a car and own a house or a well-rented apartment, that’s it. You feel you’re better than your neighbor. Low life mentality.”
@thamas1420: “Which area(s)?”
@Peace_Ette: “Things dey happen.”
@iloveobose: “Could be a security precaution.”
@_Murphyabraham: “Me I sha the cut off from such people.”
@Nifaaaarr: “Lekki people.”
@HFeyishara: “I better pass my neighbor mentality.”
@femiferan: “I know say na Megamond day annoy you.”