hamilton62:

After the stoning and burning who is deceiving who?
If these are the type of actions you want from us, Nigerians sorry for disappointing you for good because we are better....
Haven't heard of peaceful protest?
i would have supported you in this if you mentioned it....
Please never compare us, Nigerians with those South brothers of ours... Hope you got the message...?
Thanks and God bless.

Demoladoc:


You have been protesting peacefully for years and nothing is being done. Unless the people take matters into their hands this is the kind of things you will continue to see.

How can you drive on this road and not want to stone the governor?

MY GOD!!!!!

sukkot:
still looks better than the one posted a day ago about abakaliki roads. in this one you can see tar, albeit potted here and there. in the aba one it is pure red mud

having said all that, i think this is a job opportunity waited to be exploited. someone should open up companies for tarring road and then hustle for govt contracts. a bunch of you niggas need to get together. put your money together and form a conglomerate. but noooooo you niggas are looking for work.

hahn:


Your idea is nice but it seems you don't live in Nigeria. Those in govt will rather give the contracts to their family members and even if you do get the contract you'll have to "share the money" among those who gave you the contracts in the first place. Believe it or not, roads as bad as that get allocation for renovation but those in power will rather buy new houses, cars and sleep with girls that are in the same age group with their kids.

As long as the roads continue being bad, they continue to allocate and then loot the funds. That's the bitter truth

hamilton62:

brother, you are funny... i couldn't stop laughing from the sweet construction made with everyday words of this post of yours...
Thanks for relieving stress on me this moment...

sukkot:
HMMM thanks for the enlightenment brother. wow we are truly blessed with cursed leaders. but hey to a wicked people is wicked leaders given to so i guess its a big cycle of wicked people and wicked leaders

sukkot:
HMMM thanks for the enlightenment brother. wow we are truly blessed with cursed leaders. but hey to a wicked people is wicked leaders given to so i guess its a big cycle of wicked people and wicked leaders

Barselonia:
Baddd But not as bad as rukpowku, obio /akpor international market road,along SARS in portharcourt ..... that 1 bad to the extend that u would b picking bumper and rim cover from the water .....
Anyways, I still Rep portharcourt... Yoruba boy claiming portharcourt

busayochic:
These pictures were taken today 28th of June 2015 at 7am.

These pictures depict the deplorable state of Okota road. What is even most disturbing is the fact that this road is not listed as part of the roads earmarked to be fixed by the LASG.

http://insidemainland.com/checkout-the-roads-lagos-state-have-scheduled-for-repairs-in-your-area/

enyinna4:
I live at Ago palace way, nd can categorically say that okota road is far worse than what you see on pictures. its deplorable state builds up traffic every now and then,nd still, it was listed among roads to fix by LASG.
am glad its on FP here, maybe it will drawn dia attention to the situation
I have mailed them and hope it will get dia heart to do d needful.

KemiJesus:
Too bad, this is an eyesore. What did Fashola do then?

chinchum:
Have u sent a petition to the address on the list of roads to be fixed thread