Part 3: The Clues Unveiled 722BC: Olayinka, James, Abdulazeez, and Fatima's Quest for the Lost City of Ancient Lagos

Olayinka, James, Abdulazeez, and Fatima had been searching for the lost city of Ancient Lagos for days. They had followed the clues they had found in the ancient scrolls, but still had not found the city.

The four of them were exhausted, but they refused to give up. They decided to take a break and rest for the night. As they were resting, they discussed the clues they had found so far.

The first clue was a map that showed the location of the city. The map was very old and faded, but it showed a large city with a river running through it.

The second clue was a description of the city. It said that the city was surrounded by a wall and had many towers. It also said that the city was filled with gold and jewels.

The third clue was a poem that described the city. It said that the city was full of beauty and wonder, and that it was a place of peace and joy.

The fourth clue was a riddle. It said that the city was hidden in plain sight, and that the key to finding it was to look for the four corners of the city.

The four of them discussed the clues and tried to figure out what they meant. Finally, they realized that the four corners of the city were the four points of the compass.

The next morning, they set out to find the lost city. They followed the map and looked for the four points of the compass. After a few hours, they finally found the city.

The city was just as beautiful and wondrous as the poem had described. Olayinka, James, Abdulazeez, and Fatima had found the lost city of Ancient Lagos.