Nigeria's commercial capital, Lagos, has had a makeover over the last decade, as this gallery from the BBC's Ayo Bello shows:

Revamping the transport system has been the focus of bringing an element of order to the chaotic city, and much of the credit lies with outgoing Lagos governor Babatunde Fashola.

show how the gridlocked traffic has been eased over the last seven years. Environment ministry officers showed no mercy...

Providing fast lanes for buses has also been a priority, as crossing the city in rush hour can take three hours. Red buses, part of the Bus Rapid Transport (BRT), are now more common...

With a population of 21m and growing, the vision is to have seven overground railway links.The first of these - the Blue Line - is expected to open this year...

It is a brave cyclist who takes tothe roads as dangerous driving in the city is often to blame for accidents and hold ups. This is the toll on the Lekki-Ikoyi bridge, which opened in 2013...

It links the booming suburb of Lekki with affluent Ikoyi but there have been disputes over the 250 naira ($1.25, £0.85) toll. Some residents feel the publicly funded bridge should be free.

But no provision is being made for new housing for the poor. This is the Eko Atlantic City project.

focused on removing rubbish from underneath flyovers and bridges and the gangs, known as "areas boys", who used to hang around there.

OK

Fashola is working.tanoids are weeping

Fashola my hero !
Tinubu my mentor!!
Ambode my best friend!!!

Tanoids gone be like was that not gej's tenure

My friend fashola really work.
Anyone that knows oshodi in 2005 will definately know he did well....