Lagos Agog, As Access Bank City Marathon Holds (PHOTOS)

Posted on February 10, 2018

Lagos city was a beehive of activities early on Saturday when the third edition of the Access Bank Lagos City Marathon was held.

The event feature more than 100,000 runners both in Nigeria and abroad with Frenchman Abraham Kiprotich and Herpha Guta of Ethiopia winning the men and women prizes respectively.Governor Akinwunmi Ambode arriving the finishing point of the Access Bank Lagos City Marathon at the Eko Atlantic City in Victoria Island.

Minister of Information, Lai Mohammed (right) taking selfie with people at the finishing point of the marathon.

Runners waiting for starting gunshot early on Saturday.

Winner Frenchman Abraham Kiprotich (middle).

Runners cooling off themselves after finishing the race.

Aerial view of the 2018 Access Bank Lagos City Marathon

MD of Access Bank, Mr. Herbert Wigwe (2nd left) at the event.

Harrison Chinedu rode his bicycle all the way with a ball on his head.

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