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The Portuguese/Brazilian Quarters commonly known as Aguda or Popo Aguda, is a historic district on Lagos Island, Nigeria. Established in the 19th century, it was built by Agudas who returned to West Africa. It is a historic neighborhood that points to the transatlantic return of freed Afro-Brazilian slaves in the 19th century. It is centered around Campos Square and stretches along streets like Tokunbo, Bamgbose, and Kakawa. It has a unique fusion of Afro-Brazilian culture, architecture, and commerce.
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