Forlahh:
Sometimes, fellow Nigerians like you and I are the problem

TheWrita:
When will Nigerians wrestle power out of the hands of these evil clowns?

Jakumo:
While shortcomings in the repair of that Lagos to Ibadan expressway certainly need to be addressed, the positive aspects of that project must be praised.

Not long ago I had reason to ply that completed segment of the Lagos Ibadan expressway that stretches between the Benin interchange, and the outskirts of Ibadan, and I was absolutely astonished at the smoothness and pristine state of that particular stretch of highway. There was not one single blemish on that expressway segment, and as my car sailed along that buttery smooth surface, I found myself lost for words.

While I explored the high-speed capabilities of my chariot along the new Ibadan expressway, the German Autobahn came to mind, as did the majesty of US Interstate 15 between Riverside and San Diego counties in California. Fellow speed freaks, if you are blessed to own a performance automobile that is capable of running smooth and stable while above 100 mph, I HIGHLY recommend that Ibadan expressway segment located between the Benin interchange and the outskirts of Ibadan, as a suitable test track on which to wantonly unleash the rampaging beast that lurks under the hood of your trusty road warrior steed.

The above paragraphs were transcribed directly from utterances served up by the Exalted Forest Oracle who I visited at midnight during the most recent full moon.

zoedew:
No! Dangerous driving and sparse patrol by ill equipped FRSC and corrupt police who extort users of the road.

Maxymilliano:
And who will the residents of the State hold responsible for numerous avoidable accidents caused by dilapidated and failed roads that dotted the landscape of Ogun ?

Ykc2:
52 kilometers Lagos Ibadan express they started reconstructing since 10 years ago till today ?nigeria is 7th world country

Ademola47:


Lagos-Ibadan is more than 52 km...it should be around 130km....when going, you'll see a sign board with the inscription Lagos 114 km at Tollgate.

Ademola47:


Lagos-Ibadan is more than 52 km...it should be around 130km....when going, you'll see a sign board with the inscription Lagos 114 km at Tollgate.

Maxymilliano:
And who will the residents of the State hold responsible for numerous avoidable accidents caused by dilapidated and failed roads that dotted the landscape of Ogun ?

Ykc2:
52 kilometers Lagos Ibadan express they started reconstructing since 10 years ago till today ?nigeria is 7th world country

FKMagazine:
The most stupid & useless Governor in south-west, Nigeria

Cantonese:
You can hold the contractors responsible on one part but do not forget that bus drivers get reckless and irresponsible too. Who knows, the driver could have seen the tanker emerging and wanted to make a quick dash, so the tanker would either not obstruct his movement or delay him.

Many years ago in this country it was a standard requirement for drivers to read, understand and have good knowledge of road signs. Unfortunately that no longer obtains. We have a very huge percentage of drivers who are very illiterate and irresponsible. Even the educated ones do not know road signs. I can bet that same governor may not know road signs. Ogun state has roads that are very disgraceful and yet the governor has failed to attend to them. Those who go to equity must have clean hands. He needs to attend to the terrible road in his state before judging the contractors fixing other roads.

That said, some transport drivers think it is proper to “shine their eyes” with either igbo or paraga or both before embarking on long journeys. Some get to areas where even common sense should get them to be patient, yet they try to circumvent it quickly. Some think driving at a particular speed makes their movements too slow. Some are encouraged by their passengers to drive at great speeds. Some think other slow moving road users “no sabi drive”.

Everything is just wrong with Nigeria. When will we ever get it right?

Tenshades:
Lives have been wasted because of negligence of selfish contractors who were trying to cut costs while jeopardizing safety measures.

treesun:


https://punchng.com/lagos-ibadan-expressway-hold-contractors-responsible-for-accidents-says-gov-abiodun/