Eko Ile:


They are all lazy, incompetent and disabled so I see them waiting for another 30 years...... Bambiala people..


lmoa..

billante:

Mumu u hav already paid for it!! That's if u are old enough or employed to be paying tax, cause I can see u are jobless or still in being spoon fed by ur parents

US govt can never use tax payers money to build a bridge and still toll it again! They will only allow a toll on a road if it was constructed on a concessionaire basis to recoup investment!

Prof Corruption: As long there is an alternative route without Toll, then it's justified.

Eko Ile: .... I feel your pain, 30 years beg beg for common village river bridge gets very traumatic and.depressing.

Lmao..

[img]http://bata.mtc.ca.gov/img/BEN-009.jpg[/img]

[b]Tolls are collected manually or electronically in one direction on each of the state-owned bridges according to a toll schedule established by BATA and the California Legislature[/b]For the typical automobile, a $5 toll is collected — a $1 base toll, $1 for Regional Measure 2 and a $3 seismic retrofit surcharge. The toll schedule for the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge is different during weekdays when congestion pricing is in effect. Multi-axle vehicles pay a higher base toll with the toll determined by the total number of axles on the roadway in a vehicle combination. The complete toll schedule, including future toll increases for multi-axle vehicles, can be found on BATA's website.

teskyg: @ ba7man,am sure you worked with LASG and will only wave your Identity card to pass through that fraud.Your types never pay tax so you won't understand.I have ran into many of your types who worked for LASG and hustle for freebies.We are been reasonable with our argurement here and your half baked Marketing skill won't sway us to your fraud infested opinion.

Inik:
Lol you are obsessed with the Second niger bridge, i hope you won't get an heart attack when the project comes on stream. I am not even igbo, i am from Akwa ibom where we have first class infrastructure projects, where people are not enslaved, where we freely enjoy our completed projects, where we don't have a thieving political Godfather who milks us dry.....i can go on and on

billante:

This ur old boring song of we begging! If we leave lagos for u with all our investment, month no go even end and ur govt will be running to abuja for monthly alawee!

Na because we sustain lagos state govt with our business taxes u hav mouth to talk! Don't provoke ibos to take all their investments home! U will never knw wat u got till u loose it!

Eko Ile:


No, you are obsessed with Ikoyi link bridge hence your bad bele and attention here.


Abeg get lost with your anger, bad bele and badluck..

Inik:
You are a sadist who views the progress of others through myopic eyes of bitterness, to you the world revolves around Lagos, i implore you to change your ways before it is too late. <strolls out>

Mr Agore Aboh, one of the early users expressed happiness and excitement that such a feat is being recorded in Nigeria. “If similar things can be happening in our country, we would be happy. That was why I decided to ply the road, pay the toll and encourage others to pay because the most important thing is that ‘let good things be happening”.

Chief Adolo Okotie Eboh described it as an evidence of good governance and hoped that other states would emulate the Lagos State Government as everything looks good because cars are moving, people are moving freely and it shows that the state is ready to go.

Mr Bambo Ibidapo Obe in his testimony, said: “I love the new bridge. I think it is a new development. I have been waiting for them for a very long time to open it. I am glad it is open; I made efforts to make sure I pass it today on the first day it opened and I am very impressed. It is a very beautiful road. I look forward to Lagos State doing a lot more of this for us.

“I have paid N300 (for Jeep). I think it is the wave of the future. If we want good things we have to pay for it. Nigerians have shown that they are willing to pay for good services. In Lagos especially, it is clear that people are willing to pay for good services and the difference would be clear to anybody that passes it, you know you would get what you are paying for”, Mr Ibidapo-Obe added.

Another motorist who plied the Link Bridge after it was opened and spoke to newsmen is businessman, Mr Valentine Aboh who gave kudos to the Lagos State Governor and his team for their clear vision of infrastructural renewal and development in Lagos State.

He added that the project is a welcome development that is also people oriented, adding that its benefit is for the users of the roads not the government.

“We the masses appreciate it and no matter how much they ask us to pay, we will pay the toll. Let the good things be replicated around the whole state so that people will have easy movement to go around unhindered for their businesses. We Nigerians are willing to struggle to make ends meet but let the government give us the enabling environment”.

Mr Dare Ajayi said he appreciated what the State Governor’s efforts in terms of providing infrastructure, because that is essentially what is needed in the country.

“This is good infrastructure. The quality of the road speaks for itself, well built and the aesthetic value as well is very visible. Once again, I congratulate Lagosians and congratulate the governor for such an initiative. I love the Governor. I was going to say I would keep this ticket as a souvenir and keep for future generations to see. If we have ten of Fasholas in this country, things would turn around for the better. I am not a member of any party but I like to recognize good things. For me it is a joyful moment like this”.

“We the masses appreciate it and no matter how much they ask us to pay, we will pay the toll. Let the good things be replicated around the whole state so that people will have easy movement to go around unhindered for their businesses. We Nigerians are willing to struggle to make ends meet but let the government give us the enabling environment”.

TheBookWorm:

I guess you get a cut in the profit from these toll booths. It pays your salary bro?

I would be celebrating as well Mr. Eko Ile if I was you. This is indeed progress! Funny people some Nigerians are...

“This is good infrastructure. The quality of the road speaks for itself, well built and the aesthetic value as well is very visible. Once again, I congratulate Lagosians and congratulate the governor for such an initiative. I love the Governor. I was going to say I would keep this ticket as a souvenir and keep for future generations to see. If we have ten of Fasholas in this country, things would turn around for the better. I am not a member of any party but I like to recognize good things. For me it is a joyful moment like this”.

9jadelta: one question, you dey pay?n if you no dey pay, then shut up

flexshop: So in essence the FG should construct a second Niger bridge and toll it? Maybe also all the federal roads should be tolled? Even the most corrupt government would gladly oblige to that. There is nothing worth celebrating in a tollgate. Its just like any other business venture.

Aderostock:

Not just anyhow roads but quality roads and bridges like this one, we will be glad paying tolls. I see this FG not having the ability to build world class roads and bridges

flexshop: So in essence the FG should construct a second Niger bridge and toll it? Maybe also all the federal roads should be tolled? Even the most corrupt government would gladly oblige to that. There is nothing worth celebrating in a tollgate. Its just like any other business venture.