Insufficient car park for this facility- impending traffic mayhem()

beautiful plaza!! clap clap. No more cheap goods at yaba.

Fomaxcool: I've being there ,and the market stands to be richly organized & modern market.
I took sometime to interview people who are doing business along Ojuelegbe most of them said they can't afford it, and many show less or no interest considering the market segment of Surulele.

Government sometime needs to understand patterns before investing huge resources, actually everything about the market is very expensive, and I enjoy the scene whenever I saw mobile police all over the market.

I suggest that the government of lagos should subsidize the payment, besides most people see the market structure as a low turn-out to them since most customers that patronize them need a fast pick up along surulele roads instead of spending extra time entering Tejuosho market which would not easily solve their need. If you've be along Ojuelegbe ,you would understand what I mean.

It is pathetic that we want to eat our cakes and have it at the same time. You want beauty and we are not ready to pay the price.

We want quality education but we are not ready to pay for it.

We truly deserve our leaders. With this kind of reasoning, Nigeria may not grow.
Fashola, you are a good leader.

MRBENZENE: which People now have shops there after they have chased out they previous occupants,

Ghosts

How much are they selling shops there? I want to buy.... Nice one

Fingers are not equal! Let those who can't afford it get somewhere cheaper or hawk their wares till they can rent.

This market is not built for charity. You can't be asking for development and be using cookie cutter measure at the same time.

dammytosh:

I don't have problem with the commisioning.

I have problem with Government that favours the rich and those who have a little coins.

You won't understand their pain until u assume you are in the University and your Uncle, your sponsor who used to be in that market lose his shop because he can not afford the utlra modern market.

Responsible Government should be for all irrespective of what they are trying to achieve.

gratiaeo: How much are they selling shops there? I want to buy.... Nice one

Six million naira only directly from Firstbank

veraponpo:


It is pathetic that we want to eat our cakes and have it at the same time. You want beauty and we are not ready to pay the price.

We want quality education but we are not ready to pay for it.

We truly deserve our leaders. With this kind of reasoning, Nigeria may not grow.
Fashola, you are a good leader.

It is not government,it is private ownership and the least shop is N6million naira only

olufemi26: Kudos to Fashola on this. I'm really impressed

ITS KUDOS TO FIRST BANK NOT FASHOLA. APC ALWAYS WANTING TO REAP WHERE THEY HAVE NOT SOWED.

First of all I commend Gov. Fashola for a job well done. My issue now is whether or not the construction was well thought out, owing to the fact that this building is launched in 2014, and giving the incompetency and mediocrity of Nigerian leaders and Nigerian-trained professionals.

Was a parking deck that will have sufficient parking for the traders and their customers constructed?
Even if the parking deck was constructed, hope it was not designed in such fashion that it will require you to block another car when you park?
Is there water supply?
Is there a cafeteria or food court?
Is the parking congruent with the flow of traffic? This is important because a traffic gridlock occasioned by the market would dilute any contributions made be the construction of the market.
Is there a plan in place where association fees will be collected from the traders that will be used for the upkeep and maintenance of the market?
Has a trash collection system been instituted?
Are there restrooms/toilets in multiple locations that will be sufficient for the traders and the eventual patrons when the market is at peak capacity?
If any restrooms are there, do they have sufficient urinals (for men restrooms) and toilets (for both men and women restrooms) that will accommodate the traders and patrons when the market is at peak capacity?

These are some of my thoughts. I could go on and on, but these are just the pressing ones that I hope were taken into account when the market was designed. I know that many, if not most, Nigerian-trained architects and engineers are incompetent and are terrible at basic, let alone critical, thinking.

Nigerians lets give buhari n fashola a chance to transform this country.

I foresee fashola, buhari, oshiomhole and ribadu as the revolutionaries to this country's negligence.

R.I.P to mrs dr, dora akinwumi, another great potential.

SLIDEwaxie: mumu

YOUR PARPAR
TRUTH HURTS
ARE YOU ONE OF THEM?

Thumps up my ass!...As if its not for their selfish gains

melojames: Thumbs up to Gov. Fashola, one of the best governors of our time, but will the previous traders that where sent packing be able to afford the shops??


God bless Nigeria

Aint these people scared of ebola ? See them rubbing body on each other

THIS GOVERNOR IS JUST TOO MUCH. I LOVE U JOR

this na market abi na museum
anything that is not targeted towards the common man in this country na set up.

Good to see the tejuosho is now so beautiful,I use to work in the market when it was not yet burnt.after school hours I will go there and help some women and put foodstuffs ,provision many things in there car boot ,so I will be able to get transport fare to school.I was in js 3 back then .I don't hv to depend on my Mum for everything.cuz she is a widow they called us basketboys we normally carry basket that we rent inside the Market for #50 ,we will register our Names with d basket number so you will not Still people goods and ran away .Saturday is always a big day for us we can use #50 and make #2000 in a good day.when the market got burnt I went to learn interior designs .I normally goes shopping around that area and all the women selling outside knows me well .this is something I Will never forget in a long Time.

habex005: this na market abi na museum
anything that is not targeted towards the common man in this country na set up.

oh words

hensben: Nigerians lets give buhari n fashola a chance to transform this country.

I foresee fashola, buhari, oshiomhole and ribadu as the revolutionaries to this country's negligence.

R.I.P to mrs dr, dora akinwumi, another great potential.

[color=#990000][/color] you forsee but thank God you never see these people becomes our president Gej tilll further notice

jodeci01: Insufficient car park for this facility- impending traffic mayhem()

The mall has a spacious multi-storey car park.

Shame shame; when other sensible countries are commissioning factories and industrial estates, we are still buiding markets to serve as dumping ground for chinese factories.

By the way, can this market be kept constantly clean, cos dirty pigs like born2fuck and his yoloba peoople will be shitting anywhere ðεƔ find themselves on this structure.

mobuch:
Shame shame; when other sensible countries are commissioning factories and industrial estates, we are still buiding markets to serve as dumping ground for chinese factories.

By the way, can this market be kept constantly clean, cos dirty pigs like born2fuck and his yoloba peoople will be shitting anywhere ðεƔ find themselves on this structure.

your on weed bro. You are on weed

born2fuck: your on weed bro. You are on weed

Dirty pig

My brother,

All these your thoughts are simply naive. Either go there or seek information. Everything you've stated is provided in the new Tejuoso market.

Princek12: First of all I commend Gov. Fashola for a job well done. My issue now is whether or not the construction was well thought out, owing to the fact that this building is launched in 2014, and giving the incompetency and mediocrity of Nigerian leaders and Nigerian-trained professionals.

Was a parking deck that will have sufficient parking for the traders and their customers constructed?
Even if the parking deck was constructed, hope it was not designed in such fashion that it will require you to block another car when you park?
Is there water supply?
Is there a cafeteria or food court?
Is the parking congruent with the flow of traffic? This is important because a traffic gridlock occasioned by the market would dilute any contributions made be the construction of the market.
Is there a plan in place where association fees will be collected from the traders that will be used for the upkeep and maintenance of the market?
Has a trash collection system been instituted?
Are there restrooms/toilets in multiple locations that will be sufficient for the traders and the eventual patrons when the market is at peak capacity?
If any restrooms are there, do they have sufficient urinals (for men restrooms) and toilets (for both men and women restrooms) that will accommodate the traders and patrons when the market is at peak capacity?

These are some of my thoughts. I could go on and on, but these are just the pressing ones that I hope were taken into account when the market was designed. I know that many, if not most, Nigerian-trained architects and engineers are incompetent and are terrible at basic, let alone critical, thinking.

mobuch:

Dirty pig

lol...... I know say one day ur brain go matured, he go better, dem dey fight for next compound no concern me in the first place but for you to mention by name, you don pass ur boundary. U bi real kolomental. Make seun osewa ban me for you. I don spend 7 yrs for nairaland so ban me another new ID. I am fearless heart

born2fuck: lol...... I know say one day ur brain go matured, he go better, dem dey fight for next compound no concern me in the first place but for you to mention by name, you don pass ur boundary. U bi real kolomental. Make seun osewa ban me for you. I don spend 7 yrs for nairaland so ban me another new ID. I am fearless heart

Dirty pig

It took him 7 years to build a market. Even a space ship takes a shorter time.