My Town in Five Pictures

It's my pleasure to write about the five pictures of the beautiful places we have in our town, which show different infrastructures as well as the businesses people are engaged in so that they can meet their daily needs.

The buildings that are in this picture look fascinating and are also in a straight line, which makes everything orderly. People are selling different goods, and most of these goods are displayed outside for various customers to see.

Others are offering customer service in other buildings in order to satisfy their customers' wants. People are moving from one place to another, whereas vehicles are parked in front of the shops by the customers or owners of those shops. This is our business city, which is called Taiwo Road, where electronics and other products are sold.

I took this picture in the evening when the sun was about to disappear from the sky. From the image shown, how beautiful this sun looks, and the brightness helps us to see the other good side of the day. I took this picture in the market area where I accompanied my brother, who wanted to celebrate his convocation in grand style. We went to the market to buy what we needed.

The tricycles or autorickshaws can be seen parked for the passengers, whereas others are moving from one place to another. Electric poles and bulldozers can be seen in the picture as they want to use them to grade the road so that vehicles can pass smoothly.

The filling station is the next image, showing the small gates moving to one side so that tricycles, motorcycles, and cars can move in to refuel at their station. The drivers will move in whenever they notice that their fuel is about to run out. In their premises, we can see the tricycle where petrol attendants are attending to customers.

One of the passengers can be seen in the image clearly, where he trekked to his various destinations. I like the structural design of the station; in fact, the design is old but still meets the standard in today's world.

Solar panels can be seen on the wall in front of this shop, which indicates that they sell equipment where everything can be joined together to light our houses. I love the architecture of this area because it looks wonderful, and different colors can be observed; that's why it makes the place more interesting. A signboard wrapped with ribbons can be seen, which they use as seasonal greetings to their customers, and this signboard also states the goods they are selling.

This is the Bata shop where they sell different shoes for kids, adults, and elderly men who like to wear something special. Most of what they sell is brand new, and we can wear them to different occasions such as naming ceremonies, housewarmings, weddings, and graduation ceremonies.

The shoes for kids are plentiful and are also nice, always fitting the kids. The seller is a jovial human being and also attracts the attention of those who pass by in front of his shop so that they can buy from him.