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Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by olaboy1: 5:04pm On Feb 22, 2018 |
It will cost lagos state government around $350m/km to build a modern subway infrastructure. Lagos 2018 budget is around $2.7b (1.046 trillion Naira). We need around $42b to build 120km subway across the state, and that’s 15.5 times Lagos 2018 budget. Nobody will loan Lagos that kind of money. Only way to achieve this is bring in 42 investors of $1b each with a 10year tax break. Now let’s do the maths on how long it will take to break even (ROI) 20,000 Naira monthly ticket all zones multiply by 5,000,000 steady subscribers = 100b Naira monthly 100x12 months = 1.2trillion Naira ( $3.3b per annum) $42b/$3.3b = 12.72 years to recoup. Not bad at all for long term investors. This is just my lay man’s modest calculation. Lagos is around 20m residents, so I believe investors can break even within 10yrs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4x3yq49rvE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29WUcLoixfE |
Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by Treasure17(m): 5:06pm On Feb 22, 2018 |
stevecantrell:I dey tell you.. 1 Like |
Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by johnnyn1(m): 5:13pm On Feb 22, 2018 |
ellalina: Get a professional driver.. Better than selling ya car |
Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by coolh3ad(m): 5:16pm On Feb 22, 2018 |
ellalina: You will cope only if you are ready to pay double or triple the normal T.fare once the traffic is very bad.....So it's best you keep you car and endure the bad traffic or sell your car and spend much on T.fare and go through a lot of stress once the traffic is bad.......Choose one |
Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by tete7000(m): 5:24pm On Feb 22, 2018 |
Can relate. The traffic na real battlefield. Danfo drivers make the battle worse. |
Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by igbi: 5:31pm On Feb 22, 2018 |
Lomprico2:The picture seems to be taken from Nyanya over head bridge. |
Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by kadree(m): 5:41pm On Feb 22, 2018 |
AutoJoshNG: Haha! E too clear say OP na learner. Embark on a "journey" to Apapa and see yourself turn a new leaf - begging God to forgive you for sins committed, both known and unknown. By the time u manage reach house, u go sidan for the edge of your bed bigin tink about your life. Wicked people dey repent become pastor after Apapa traffic na. Lolz 5 Likes
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Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by KENZINCO(m): 5:43pm On Feb 22, 2018 |
davodyguy: Lol A Lagos without the sight of Danfo, is that one Lagos? |
Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by Nobody: 5:45pm On Feb 22, 2018 |
ellalina:Buy a bicycle and thank me later. Depending on the proximity of your place of residence to your office though. |
Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by OGHENAOGIE(m): 5:57pm On Feb 22, 2018 |
Truckpusher:d money generated in Lagos is enough to do many tins dsts yy restructuring and true federation is key for all states to be a kinda independent of d center |
Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by horlakunle25(m): 6:13pm On Feb 22, 2018 |
davodyguy:"expired taba" bro u fit kill person ooo!! Even d one wey neva expired sef dey turn eye and brain upside down! |
Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by alasco1(m): 6:15pm On Feb 22, 2018 |
LAGOS I hail o.... |
Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by yemi15(m): 6:33pm On Feb 22, 2018 |
Truckpusher: Exactly, I am still surprised Lagos does not have a subway system till now SMH. Instead, we are hearing light rail lol. I guess Lagos is paying the price for being Tinubu estate lol. |
Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by thanki410(m): 7:02pm On Feb 22, 2018 |
Pls op , you made a mistake,
its not called lagos , its called HELL |
Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by 400billionman: 7:02pm On Feb 22, 2018 |
marvin906:gas cooker boils beans in 3Omins unless your burner, no good |
Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by izombie(m): 7:08pm On Feb 22, 2018 |
I landed at MMA at 11.30am on the 22nd of december last year. Left the terminal for the parking with my brother just before 2pm. We headed straight to anambra just around 5 minutes past 2pm. Can you believe that from the airport to lagos/ibadan express took us 4 hours. I doff my heart for lagos traffic. |
Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by H2Ossss(m): 7:33pm On Feb 22, 2018 |
Passy089: now i want to go back in time and trade places with ya... we love that type of traffic |
Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by H2Ossss(m): 7:36pm On Feb 22, 2018 |
ellalina:make sure your office is close to your house... then you will be fine |
Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by tayorh(m): 7:57pm On Feb 22, 2018 |
Worse traffic na apapa traffic, na only bike deh work there.. 1 Like |
Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by Olaiya26: 8:11pm On Feb 22, 2018 |
So na Lagos traffic motor arrange like this? |
Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by PediakAuthor: 8:25pm On Feb 22, 2018 |
liars.. this is not Lagos.. this picture was taken on Maraba/Nyanyan Bridge, Abuja, if u are entering nasarawa state... that filling station by d left hand side, diamond bank by the right hand side, and kurudu/jikwoyi road by the right... this is not Lagos, Abuja instead... stop confusing us jafe |
Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by ayusco85(m): 8:37pm On Feb 22, 2018 |
ellalina: Welcome to Lagos |
Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by haryomikun(m): 9:49pm On Feb 22, 2018 |
Papiikush:What route from lekki to Iyana ipaja? |
Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by oluwasegun007(m): 10:08pm On Feb 22, 2018 |
Osinachi1: God will bless u for me for ur good observation. |
Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by Gamesmart: 10:08pm On Feb 22, 2018 |
Papiikush: Is there a route from lekki to iyana ipaja? |
Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by WeareCasaP: 10:42pm On Feb 22, 2018 |
Gamesmart:Abeg help me ask am |
Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by LaudableXX: 1:53am On Feb 23, 2018 |
olaboy1: Which one is subway? You are going too far, jare. Talk about waterways first. A large portion of Lagos state is made up of lagoons and creeks. Lagos Lagoon covers a total area of about 426.0 km2 with a coastline, and inland waterways. Why can't the state govt improve water transportation by investing in ferries, hovercrafts and various types of boats? The number of boats available for water transport are not enough, and the distances they cover are too few. It has been estimated that over 6 million passengers commute daily from Lagos mainland to the Island. Road transportation using cars, buses and other vehicles, accounts for more than 90% of passenger and freight traffic. Can you imagine if we had an efficient water transportation system in place, to take about half of these people off the road? What a relief it would be! Don't forget, there is no traffic on the lagoon....and it would cost far less to implement an efficient water transportation system linking all parts of the state, than to build a new subway system! Water transportation can assist in the reduction of road congestion, and thus increase the life span of the roads. From an analysis, water transport is found to have caused a reduced journey time by an average of 46.33%. Investment in water transport system could unlock a host of energy and cost savings as well act as a sustainable solution to our infrastructural needs. Travel time and travel distances on water are shorter than the road mode of travel; which accounted for the delay usually experienced on the road transport system in Lagos. 1 Like |
Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by LaudableXX: 1:54am On Feb 23, 2018 |
H2Ossss: And if your office is in Victoria Island? Or Banana Island, in Lagos? |
Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by ogakizito(m): 1:55am On Feb 23, 2018 |
AutoJoshNG: Onku! Cars can't be sanely arranged like that in lagos traffic |
Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by ogakizito(m): 1:57am On Feb 23, 2018 |
LaudableXX: Just start packing to your office small small. One week kari toothbrush, bar soap and towel New week face clothes. Like that |
Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by LaudableXX: 1:59am On Feb 23, 2018 |
kadree: You mean you still go by road to Apapa? I cannot remember the last time I went to Apapa by road. Na ferry be preferred mode of transport now. Marina to Apapa by boat - no traffic! Plenty breeze and serenity! And the best part? The entire journey only takes 15 minutes...! But na when you come enter Apapa itself, na im you go come see say, madness don start! |
Re: The Battle-Field Called “Lagos Traffic” by kowalsky: 2:46am On Feb 23, 2018 |
davodyguy: Abuja. Nyanya |
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