Kachisbarbie:
they shouldn't try it here in Aba
I can use my horn all the way from Brass junction till...Osisioma (I know it's bad)
...but that's the only way I put these Aba bus drivers in check...I can't even imagine life without my car horn here.

If they try it hereee! I wouldn't drive that day.

modestdude:
Nwa Aba, Olee way?

I am fine-will you buy me shawarmaaaa?

otswag:
Horn free Day? In lagos of all states? Its easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle. Thats like asking for an oxygen-free day or a garri -free day for some pple i know.. lol .Gov Fash should drive on d streets of lag himself without a convoy on that Day.i Give him just 2mins after he leaves his gate n I sure say he go start blowing horn n cursing like kolo man...

Kx:
Lagos Noise pollution is not Horn induced so to say.

Lagos Noise is caused by the external speakers relaying religious activities from Mosques, churches on the one side and Motor Parks, Markets, DJs and Disco Houses etc.
Until a decision is taken on the speakers that religious houses directs outside the confines of their buildings, nothing will change.

uche988:
I dey wait when Lagos go do siren free day then I go know say them serious I dey wait when Lagos go do siren free day then I go know say them serious

miembamish:
Horn free day = Accident multiplication day!!! God help us...

pgidex:
Shey na 4 ds lagos wey I no? D conductor noise even pass the motor horn chaiii.

GentleMimi:
I really doubt it working. Pressing the horn is a reflex action. Mbok , make accident no yapa oooo. Some Nigerian drivers are goats. without prodding of a horn, they are worse than village goats.

iammo6:
note that Fashola doesnt use horn whenever he goes out...If you havent seen him, just keep shut and ask those who have

otswag:
I just remembered one popular saying."never argue with an eediot. He brings you down to his level and beats u up with experience" Next time, go back to your secondary school lesson notes n make sure u understand those lessons in "comprehension" before you quote me again. Peace

Kachisbarbie:
they shouldn't try it here in Aba
I can use my horn all the way from Brass junction till...Osisioma (I know it's bad)
...but that's the only way I put these Aba bus drivers in check...I can't even imagine life without my car horn here.

If they try it hereee! I wouldn't drive that day.

Kachisbarbie:
they shouldn't try it here in Aba
I can use my horn all the way from Brass junction till...Osisioma (I know it's bad)
...but that's the only way I put these Aba bus drivers in check...I can't even imagine life without my car horn here.

If they try it hereee! I wouldn't drive that day.

Nwa Aba...............

LilNetty:
The Lagos State Government said it has set aside Wednesday, October 15, 2014 to be observed as a Horn Free Day.
The Commissioner for Transportation, Kayode Opeifa, made this known in his Alausa office on Friday.
The Commissioner said that the observance of the Horn Free Day is expected to reduce noise pollution from the use of the horn, improve road courtesy, improve lane discipline and draw motorists’attention to the importance of road discipline and mutual respect for other road users.
He said that Governor Fashola has challenged road users in Lagos State to observe a Horn Free Day, which is designed to complement the on-going efforts by the Lagos State Government in the provision and upgrading of traffic infrastructure across the State.
The activities lined up towards the Horn Free Day, would involve active engagement of radio and television stations in generating discussions challenging road users to observe a Horn Free Day.
It would also include endorsement by relevant stakeholders, as well as ember months campaign by the Vehicle Inspection Service to advocate, educate and enlighten road users on road safety.
The Law Enforcement Training Institute (LETI) would also be embarking on a community outreach programme which involves market and motor park engagements that will provide an avenue for discussion of the Horn Free Day and the engagement of Traffic Safety Ambassadors to partner with the Ministry of Transportation to support the successful observation of the Horn Free Day.
Opeifa urged all motorists, Lagosians and the general public to support the State Government by observing and adhering to the Horn Free Day exercise.
Source: www.m.dailytimes.com.ng/article/noise-pollution-lagos-observe-horn-free-day-october-15