NwaNimo1:
A. nother

P. athetic

C. onstruction


(Very Mediocre...)

But lets clap for them!

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(not me....... the zinc don begin rust self)

KingOfAmebo:
Some developers who abandoned their region won't like this news...Lagos should be a country and not a state in an already failed entity called Nigeria, how can you have such a progressive state in a country while some evil sucking demons up north keep dragging us to stone age with their disgusting attitude and unending crises?

KingOfAmebo:
Some developers who abandoned their region won't like this news...Lagos should be a country and not a state in an already failed entity called Nigeria, how can you have such a progressive state in a country while some evil sucking demons up north keep dragging us to stone age with their disgusting attitude and unending crises?

fitzmayowa:



Unless APC is voted out in Lagos agberos, thugs and touts will continue to be an integral part of Lagos....

fitzmayowa:



Unless APC is voted out in Lagos agberos, thugs and touts will continue to be an integral part of Lagos....

NwaNimo1:
A. nother

P. athetic

C. onstruction


(Very Mediocre...)

But lets clap for them!

[img]https://media1./images/c3dc4b07d4e9132b002b1927ca4ef2ac/tenor.gif?itemid=11602918[/img]

(not me....... the zinc don begin rust self)

NwaNimo1:
A. nother

P. athetic

C. onstruction


(Very Mediocre...)

But lets clap for them!

[img]https://media1./images/c3dc4b07d4e9132b002b1927ca4ef2ac/tenor.gif?itemid=11602918[/img]

(not me....... the zinc don begin rust self)

NwaNimo1:
A. nother

P. athetic

C. onstruction


(Very Mediocre...)

But lets clap for them!


[img]https://media1./images/c3dc4b07d4e9132b002b1927ca4ef2ac/tenor.gif?itemid=11602918[/img]

(not me....... the zinc don begin rust self)

NwaNimo1:
A. nother

P. athetic

C. onstruction


(Very Mediocre...)

But lets clap for them!

[img]https://media1./images/c3dc4b07d4e9132b002b1927ca4ef2ac/tenor.gif?itemid=11602918[/img]

(not me....... the zinc don begin rust self)

fitzmayowa:



Unless APC is voted out in Lagos agberos, thugs and touts will continue to be an integral part of Lagos....

Elliotwaveforec:


Ha! That time ehn, na war; some dey enter through the window.

helinues:
After Lagos state,na still Lagos state

OreoPaschal:
The former Governor did wonders in that project. I have used it once, the use of card in payment makes it budget friendly for individuals that use it daily. Even though it was over cost, it is worth the hype. However, my concerns have been on maintenance culture. I hope the interchange will be properly taken care of, considering the amount and the purpose of the project.

We Nigerians lack maintenance culture. I hope passengers won't use the restrooms without flushing. I hope street urchins won't turn the area as their hide out. I hope maximum security would be available, cleaners well paid and the facility managers top notch.

Such projects should be encouraged in other states and strategic locations in Lagos (Like Mile2, Ibeju Lekki and likes).

Nigeria will be great, if Nigerians behave themselves and handle Government properties as their personal property. The Government is not entirely our problem, but we are our problems.

YorubarLord:
Built by a yoruba engineering company called planet projects another one is currently under construction in ibadan . You would see more of this world class infrastructure starting from that useless airport in Lagos when we get our own nation.

Elliotwaveforec:


Ha! That time ehn, na war; some dey enter through the window.

waxzimiton7:

No, Lagos is moving forward

helinues:
After Lagos state,na still Lagos state

Bashir75:




This is my kind of person and my kind of Igbo guy. He’s progressive and nationalistic in thinking, he shows understanding of our problems/drawbacks and he suggested solutions. Also, he wants other states to make this as a reference. This project shows Nigerians/ Indigenous companies are not lacking capacity and capability to handle futuristic impactful mega projects, just that the governments at the state levels are not ready for the future because of their selfishness and corruption. Igbo Kwenu.

We give too much room for state governments and focused too much on the Federal Government. Don’t get me wrong. I’m a Yoruba man from Lagos and I strongly believe in the devolution of power to the states to create competition for the states, economic growth from the bottom up and deepen citizen interests on governance at state levels. Our problems are the states and they make more IGR than they declared so they hide their loots. [color=#000000][/color]