AngelicBeing:
ln as much as l dont like shanties with all the risk it carries, why not provide alternatives or some kind of succor to the masses that are already on the floor groaning under severe hardship like paying rent for those rendered homeless in different part of the city to ameliorate / cushion their pains, it is easy to type & praise the government for pulling down illegal structures , how about those with families , children, elderly caught in the cross fire, who will be rendered homeless and exposed to further dangers and this is where a responsible / caring / emphatic government comes in which we lack in both the Federal & state levels,

psallmuel:
*its Fire that makes diamond much harder than gold

*You can't win a war without a few strategic losses, no matter how regrettable they may be.

*on the road to success, there are few collateral damages, the best u could do is cut your losses, set your eyes on the price and move on
!

MY POINT.
Lagos is getting somewhere can you not see it or would you rather live under the covering of woods?? How long before the flood comes and take you along with it??

Thank Ambode

afosam4real:

You need to know that whatever government developmental projects must always reflect human face,which is not the case in Lagos. Government is existence for the good of the people,and not just in the interest of privileged few.

l concur

afosam4real:

You need to know that whatever government developmental projects must always reflect human face,which is not the case in Lagos. Government is existence for the good of the people,and not just in the interest of privileged few.

blackpanda:


They must not reside in lagos.
Go back to your village and farm.
You will be suprised many of those suffering themselves in lagos can live comfortably well in the village
But no. They will rather want to contitute nuisance and security risks

ollaxworld:
hmmnn... Govt of the poor masses indeed

VeniJu:


The true test of a man's character is his ability to thrive against all odds. If it is well with them, they wouldn't be there.
Village? Do you know that the expectations in the village is higher than that of the city?
There's more to life my dear.
That is why it good to encourage people with the zeal to begin with the little they can afford.

blackpanda:


Begin with the little you can afford in your village. You must not come to city to be successful in life.
Those shanties are haven for rapists, armed robbers and kidnappers. No sane govt can let them stand
Am very sure the illegal dwellers knew all these before the started constructing their cardboard houses.
it is better to live in peace in your village than come and constitute nuisance in lagos

ojun50:
D mumu governor is jst collecting frm d poor to make d rich richer, very soon the mumu oba will come out nd support him

Keneking:
Useless government of Lagos would not see this

TippyTop:

Correct Guy Jagaban
They would demolish poor people's houses and then give the land to Jagaban of Cocaine Producers.

Jagaban didn't become the richest ex-governor in Africa from his hey days of pushing coke in Chicago.

Yellow Teeth made his bread from those lands and properties that served as his pension.

AngelicBeing:
ln as much as l dont like shanties with all the risk it carries, why not provide alternatives or some kind of succor to the masses that are already on the floor groaning under severe hardship like paying rent for those rendered homeless in different part of the city to ameliorate / cushion their pains, it is easy to type & praise the government for pulling down illegal structures , how about those with families , children, elderly caught in the cross fire, who will be rendered homeless and exposed to further dangers and this is where a responsible / caring / emphatic government comes in which we lack in both the Federal & state levels,

Billyonaire:
I dont know who owns the large expanse of land behind that fence, police has been burning shanties every 6 months and they keep rebuilding. Government needs to allow them be until the owners develop the plots.

izzou:


Shebi government house dey Alausa?

They should go there and protest naa.

Let's always learn to take out grievances to the appropriate quarters

Innocent people will be delayed and stuck in traffic because of una

psallmuel:
*its Fire that makes diamond much harder than gold

*You can't win a war without a few strategic losses, no matter how regrettable they may be.

*on the road to success, there are few collateral damages, the best u could do is cut your losses, set your eyes on the price and move on
!

MY POINT.
Lagos is getting somewhere can you not see it or would you rather live under the covering of woods?? How long before the flood comes and take you along with it??

Thank Ambode

7lives:


Don't mind them, as if shanties na house.

amc:


Do you know what a Pako house is?

psallmuel:
*its Fire that makes diamond much harder than gold

*You can't win a war without a few strategic losses, no matter how regrettable they may be.

*on the road to success, there are few collateral damages, the best u could do is cut your losses, set your eyes on the price and move on
!

MY POINT.
Lagos is getting somewhere can you not see it or would you rather live under the covering of woods?? How long before the flood comes and take you along with it??

Thank Ambode

mmsen:


In the meantime government should allow a potential den of thieves to grow is what you are saying?

Emassive:
If you don't have a roof over your head then you would be in front of that protest

bababode825:


Always do some basic research before you comment. People might take you for an illiterate.

Do not take it personal.

If we want Nigeria to be a 21st century nation, some people would have to pay the price and that is what you can see.

Its rather sad that they dont have an alternative.

blackpanda:


They must not reside in lagos.
Go back to your village and farm.
You will be suprised many of those suffering themselves in lagos can live comfortably well in the village
But no. They will rather want to contitute nuisance and security risks