The Fish Statue, Epe, Landmark statue at Abraham Adesanya roundabout in Epe, Nigeria
The Fish Statue in Epe displays two large fish sculptures mounted on a rectangular base with the word EPE displayed on the side. It stands at the Lekki-Epe junction and marks the entrance to this coastal town.
The Lagos State Government installed this monument in 1997 to celebrate the maritime heritage and fishing industry of the Epe community. The installation marked official recognition of the city's economic foundation.
The monument's Hausa name references fish, reflecting how deeply fishing shapes daily life in this community. Visitors often see fishers and families gathering around it as a social meeting point.
The monument sits at the Lekki-Epe junction and serves as a central reference point for exploring the area. The location is easily accessible and simple to find since it occupies a major traffic intersection.
Local artisans sell handmade products near the monument inspired by fishing traditions. This ongoing activity shows how the site continues to influence local craft production and economic life.
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