computer0810:
u r d 1 who is just talking becoz u r notin and d son of nobody

A yah!

E pain you?

How can I be the son of nobody?

When I am somebody?

Anyway it's difficult explaining things to none humans.

"Computer0000"

I concur!
As I type this I have been stuck in traffic for over 30 minutes just within stadium to ojuelegba, wtf!
It ain't even up to 0.5 km,
Red lights everywhere,

Nonsense! We have 36 states in Nigeria and i'm sure the guy doesnt know another state exist beyond lagos

metronaija:



http://thenewsnigeria.com.ng/2016/03/one-quarter-of-cars-in-nigeria-are-in-lagos/

Lobatan!!!

This is so true.

Maybe, FRSC is using the plate number registration to judge, which will give an erroneous statistics.

A very wrong statistics. Please carry out a proper statistics don't just sit in your office.

If is not totally true, it must be true to a great extent.

I came across a PHCN report some time ago: it stated that 60% of its revenues were generated in Lagos.

From information already in the public domain, 60+% of telephone lines used in this country are resident in Lagos. Lagos is about 20+ million and most Lagosians are each armed with at least three lines, including those used for the Internet service.

Jaymaxxy:
You are wrong sir

He's right sir. Check your history well

Even molue conductor get him own car for Lag

woodcook:
I doubt this figure, I am sure the FRSC personnel did not take into consideration that most cars that came in through Lagos and headed to other part of the country are registered in Lagos to aid easy movement to final destination.

In as much as Lagos State is the state with the highest population ( save for census that puts Kano first ) it is also possible to host the highest number of vehicle per states, but 1/4th is questionable.

I for one know a lot of people that lived in other part of the country that registered their cars in Lagos before moving it to their bases.

The figure given by the FRSC is based on statistical research. You are talking about cars registered in lagos that are meant for use in other states. Do you know the number of vehicles that enters lagos on a daily basis?

woodcook:
I doubt this figure, I am sure the FRSC personnel did not take into consideration that most cars that came in through Lagos and headed to other part of the country are registered in Lagos to aid easy movement to final destination.

In as much as Lagos State is the state with the highest population ( save for census that puts Kano first ) it is also possible to host the highest number of vehicle per states, but 1/4th is questionable.

I for one know a lot of people that lived in other part of the country that registered their cars in Lagos before moving it to their bases.

The figure given by the FRSC is based on statistical research. You are talking about cars registered in lagos that are meant for use in other states. Do you know the number of vehicles that enters lagos on a daily basis? They conduct Traffic count every quarter to ascertain the number of vehicles that leaves and enters lagos on a daily basis over a period of one week.

. This is not true, quote me anywhere . One quarter of cars in Nigeria or South West

woodcook:
I doubt this figure, I am sure the FRSC personnel did not take into consideration that most cars that came in through Lagos and headed to other part of the country are registered in Lagos to aid easy movement to final destination.

In as much as Lagos State is the state with the highest population ( save for census that puts Kano first ) it is also possible to host the highest number of vehicle per states, but 1/4th is questionable.

I for one know a lot of people that lived in other part of the country that registered their cars in Lagos before moving it to their bases.

Correct!

The statement is very deceptive, bulk of vehicles carrying Lagos numbers are not in the state.

sheffyUTD:


Correct!

The statement is very deceptive, bulk of vehicles carrying Lagos numbers are not in the state.

Thats the issue.

maestroz:
eleyi gidi gan o....

is dat lagos in da pix? how do you guyz cope? mehn!...now i know why lagosians inhale CO2 and exhale oxygen...

maestroz:
eleyi gidi gan o....

is dat lagos in da pix? how do you guyz cope? mehn!...now i know why lagosians inhale CO2 and exhale oxygen...

Jaymaxxy:

You are wrong sir

He is very correct sir!

Where do they got that figure from? Drunken Lugards.

What is the total number of registered car in Nigeria and what is the total in Lagos? It is important to discuss with meaningful number.

Nigerians and armed chair analysis, I'm sure he didn't use any chart for this claim, Nigeria is very big with so many cities... with lot cars too so I disagree with you.
The problem with Lagos is it has one of the worst modern-city-plan in the world, most of the layouts/settlements are closed, no inner roads/streets for diversion of cars from major roads which would ease and free these roads when there are hold ups/congestions.

okedoyinolabisi:
Lagos........

Namesake,how are u?

doyinisaac:
Namesake,how are u?

am fine.u?

okedoyinolabisi:
am fine.u?

Am fine....how is your day going?