dav1002:


Always remember to give full update oh
The road don good but only people that stay in that axis knows the way to navigate

God help you you find yourself at the service lane going from iyana isashi to mile 2 na till you get to orile before you can exit and the kind hold up wey go catch you ehn

Coming back same thing

Not true.

You can branch off at alakija or Mile2.

MrReeseG:


I'm not familiar with those sides, I rely a whole lot on the map.
And seeing as you people have even mentioned the bad road networks there, what if I go stuck for service lane or I go follow express when I suppose follow service lane.

This scenario above is not unique to this axis alone in lagos. There are many of these types of roads where if you mistakenly miss your exit you will have to drive far and wide to return back to base.

The way you guys talk it will seem as if its only along lagos badagry express that this stuff happens in lagos.

vivalavida:


Funny enough, I have lived òn same route most part of my ife. My office is around same area too. I did è-hailing briefly last year. No time will I switch on my bolt or indrive app without getting a ride. Most times the ride takes me to the island. There are always ride. The main road has even been completed which makes it all better. At least from my base in iyana-isashi to either mile 2 or egbeda can be done without breaking a sweat except for minor traffic at igando on that egbeda route. As far as it is rides, there are always rides.

You be sabi boy jare. No mind the jjc's

there's money in lagos o, chai 7.4m for diffuser in governor's office? na to drop this uber work dey sell diffuser remain now.

Conner44:


Not true.

You can branch off at alakija or Mile2.

You can't oga

They've blocked all the exit that was there before

Na my axis be that

dav1002:


Always remember to give full update oh
The road don good but only people that stay in that axis knows the way to navigate

God help you you find yourself at the service lane going from iyana isashi to mile 2 na till you get to orile before you can exit and the kind hold up wey go catch you ehn

Coming back same thing

You’re right, na since when dem dey work the road i don learn. . I won’t advise anyone to go there during rush hour and at night.

dav1002:


You can't oga

They've blocked all the exit that was there before

Na my axis be that

Okay now... Ojo commandos
When una agree let us know abeg

Last I checked sha there is a turning in Trade fair and in Alakija if u r in the service lane.
If u r on main express u can turn at Alakija

Pearl1910:



Lolz...leave that factory reject alone.

Heavy yabbis

The truth is festac,/badagry/ alakija axis is not user friendly to e-hailing. 2020 was the last time I stepped on Festac.
A lot of resident drivers might disagree.But, you can't argue with evidences..
I'm sure a lot of riders find it hard getting rides to such destinations.

I doubt the bolded if not you'd know that . . .

Coming from iyana-oba towards mile2 via the service lane the turns available are

1. At trade fair if you intend turning back towards the same place you're coming from (via the service lane only)

2. At alakija (under bridge) if you intend turning back towards where you're coming from (both via service or middle lanes) or branching off towards other locations via agor palace road.

3. At the same alakija (just after passing the bridge descent heading towards mile2) where a section of the road demarcation (culvert) had been taken off to enable motorists leave the service lane and join the middle lane going towards Orile direct.

4. At mile2 (turning back via service lane only)

While if you're coming from iyana-oba via the middle lane you can make turns at

1. Alakija by climbing the bridge to either turn back via the middle lane or going through festac to go back via the service lane or branch off towards other locations via ago palace road/navy Town Road.

2. At Alaba Suru if you intend turning back towards where you're coming from via the middle lane only.

These are the options currently available to motorists who intend taking detours along that route today plus don't forget that along the stretch of road towards mile2 via the service lane between satellite town and maza-maza you can always take a right turn off the highway into Old ojo Road to go back to any place or turn you missed (back to alakija under bridge)

Modified



At this spot I wrote of above you can also exit the middle lane from iyana-oba and join the service lane to take the next available right detour straight back to alakija under bridge in case you wish to cancel your one way ticket towards alaba suru/orile.

northbird:
The truth is festac,/badagry/ alakija axis is not user friendly to e-hailing. 2020 was the last time I stepped on Festac.
A lot of resident drivers might disagree.But, you can't argue with evidences..
I'm sure a lot of riders find it hard getting rides to such destinations.

People who dont frequent this axis will always be afraid of it. It's normal.

Pearl1910:


Okay now... Ojo commandos
When una agree let us know abeg

Last I checked sha there is a turning in Trade fair and in Alakija if u r in the service lane.
If u r on main express u can turn at Alakija

There are turns in numerous places. Truth is if you're not conversant with the area you'd always have a hard time understanding it's detours.

Conner44:


There are turns in numerous places. Truth is if you're not conversant with the area you'd always have a hard time understanding it's detours.

Hope all the detour is reflecting on Google map?
Cos, 100% I rely on Google map.

ReadaDream:
Lagos Island to Oba Akran #3700, she still say why price high? Chai

Fear riders

Omoapena:


Sometimes, I feel like accepting this people rides only to slam them big insults, imagine saying Lagos island to ikeja at 3700 is high, this kind person now, if you accept the ridiculous amount, hin go still want AC untop the nonsense price ..

I swear


If no be blocking wey I chop from bolt again.
I don talk I no go enter indrive

mamman40:


Hope all the detour is reflecting on Google map?
Cos, 100% I rely on Google map.

Na me be this... me and map 5 and 6

Conner44:


People who dont frequent this axis will always be afraid of it. It's normal.

All these complex explanations just to ply a road.. ..

mamman40:


Hope all the detour is reflecting on Google map?
Cos, 100% I rely on Google map.

Of course it's on gmap

northbird:


All these complex explanations just to ply a road.. ..

The complexity is relative. Do you know that if one was to write and highlight all the detours and turns just between costain roundabout straight to that jibowu bridge via ojuelegba it would take almost a full page here? Of course It won't seem complex to you then because you're already conversant with that axis/stretch of road

So you better screenshot what I put up there just in case tomorrow when you gather the lever to head towards that ojo axis you won't be second-guessing the route you'd take while racing back to your eldorado civilization

Conner44:


I doubt the bolded if not you'd know that . . .

Coming from iyana-oba towards mile2 via the service lane the turns available are

1. At trade fair if you intend turning back towards the same place you're coming from (via the service lane only)

2. At alakija (under bridge) if you intend turning back towards where you're coming from (both via service or middle lanes) or branching off towards other locations via agor palace road.

3. At the same alakija (just after passing the bridge descent heading towards mile2) where a section of the road demarcation (culvert) had been taken off to enable motorists leave the service lane and join the middle lane going towards Orile direct.

4. At mile2 (turning back via service lane only)

While if you're coming from iyana-oba via the middle lane you can make turns at

1. Alakija by climbing the bridge to either turn back via the middle lane or going through festac to go back via the service lane or branch off towards other locations via ago palace road/navy Town Road.

2. At Alaba Suru if you intend turning back towards where you're coming from via the middle lane only.

These are the options currently available to motorists who intend taking detours along that route today plus don't forget that along the stretch of road towards mile2 via the service lane between satellite town and maza-maza you can always take a right turn off the highway into Old ojo Road to go back to any place or turn you missed (back to alakija under bridge)

Modified



At this spot I wrote of above you can also exit the middle lane from iyana-oba and join the service lane to take the next available right detour straight back to alakija under bridge in case you wish to cancel your one way ticket towards alaba suru/orile.

Alright map of Alasia/mile 2, YOU WIN

Also don't forget map doesn't work well on that road too

Map will be shouting at 200metres take the exit when you get to the supposed exit you'd see a huge stone used to block the road

Also coming from the middle lane towards iyana iba there's an exit after barracks to link the service lane map doesn't recognize it too

Same thing with linking PPL from the middle lane

So if one isn't familiar with the route and you dey depend on map OYO!

Also the road on the service lane after trade fair enroute mile 2 is now worse
Potholes everywhere

dav1002:


Alright map of Alasia/mile 2, YOU WIN

Also don't forget map doesn't work well on that road too

Map will be shouting at 200metres take the exit when you get to the supposed exit you'd see a huge stone used to block the road

Also coming from the middle lane towards iyana iba there's an exit after barracks to link the service lane map doesn't recognize it too

Ame thing with linking PPL from the middle lane

So if one isn't familiar with the route and you dey depend on map OYO!

Also the road on the service lane after trade fair enroute mile 2 is now worse
Potholes everywhere

Where's the lie?

✅ Lagos Plate Number

✅ Change of Ownership

✅ Dealer Plate Number

✅ Renewal of Vehicle Particulars

Call//WhatsApp: 08033539981

08182880902

carpapers.com.ng

If una like, talk from now till end of time, that una Mile2/Ojo Alaba/Alasia/Iyana everything is meant for you people legendary drivers.
Make una enjoy una roads and destinations together.

Much respect, bosses.

Glithronix:
If una like, talk from now till end of time, that una Mile2/Ojo Alaba/Alasia/Iyana everything is meant for you people legendary drivers.
Make una enjoy una roads and destinations together.

Much respect, bosses.

You forgot to add OKOAGBON 😂

dav1002:


You forgot to add OKOAGBON 😂

and igbo elerin

dav1002:


You forgot to add OKOAGBON 😂

You get AC, abi na fan dey ur car. Na now we go know

Conner44:


The complexity is relative. Do you know that if one was to write and highlight all the detours and turns just between costain roundabout straight to that jibowu bridge via ojuelegba it would take almost a full page here? Of course It won't seem complex to you then because you're already conversant with that axis/stretch of road

So you better screenshot what I put up there just in case tomorrow when you gather the lever to head towards that ojo axis you won't be second-guessing the route you'd take while racing back to your eldorado civilization

Liver kwa? Come there to do what?.There's nothing attractive in that axis..

This Lagos is wild, I was on my way from osapa to unilag when I entered a big pot hole and my tyre deflated instantly, I parked by the road side to switch my tyre with the spare only for these touts/miscreants to appear from nowhere, they were 7 in numbers, they offered to help me but I said I'm okay with changing the tyre myself, I thought they would leave after telling them that but to my surprise, they were waiting.

After removing the deflated tyre, I went inside my trunk to bring out the spare only for these miscreants to tell me that before I can fix the spare, I will have to pay them money, I asked money for what and they said money for car break down on their road, I then asked again, where is your road and they said where I parked that i will have to pay them before I can do anything in my car. They hijacked the spare tyre from me and started rolling it away, I asked them, so how much am I paying and they said 10k, i said what! 10k for what and they said again for car break down in their territory, I looked around hoping I could see any government car or something that will pass so I can flag it down while they come to my rescue but I didn't see none then it dawn on me that I'm on my own and the only way I could sort this out is to relate with them friendly so I switched to my street OT and let them know we are brothers and I'm also a hustler like them and they don't have to be so aggressive, they then asked me how much am I giving them, I brought out 800naira hoping they will take it but they refused and started rolling my spare tyre away again, then I called the one giving them order to a side and relate with him like a brother with some kind of street slangs, he then realized I have some street OT too, then I brought out the last 1k in my car to add to the 800naira, making it 1800, he then collected it with appreciation for having a friendly conversation with them.



That was how my street OT saved me from this scavengers, now, I'm beginning to wonder if someone without this OT or someone so fearful encounter them, how will the person handle the situation without getting robbed or being beaten....


Lagos is truly wild..

Omoapena:
This Lagos is wild, I was on my way from osapa to unilag when I entered a big pot hole and my tyre deflated instantly, I parked by the road side to switch my tyre with the spare only for these touts/miscreants to appear from nowhere, they were 7 in numbers, they offered to help me but I said I'm okay with changing the tyre myself, I thought they would leave after telling them that but to my surprise, they were waiting.

After removing the deflated tyre, I went inside my trunk to bring out the spare only for these miscreants to tell me that before I can fix the spare, I will have to pay them money, I asked money for what and they said money for car break down on their road, I then asked again, where is your road and they said where I parked that i will have to pay them before I can do anything in my car. They hijacked the spare tyre from me and started rolling it away, I asked them, so how much am I paying and they said 10k, i said what! 10k for what and they said again for car break down in their territory, I looked around hoping I could see any government car or something that will pass so I can flag it down while they come to my rescue but I didn't see none then it dawn on me that I'm on my own and the only way I could sort this out is to relate with them friendly so I switched to my street OT and let them know we are brothers and I'm also a hustler like them and they don't have to be so aggressive, they then asked me how much am I giving them, I brought out 800naira hoping they will take it but they refused and started rolling my spare tyre away again, then I called the one giving them order to a side and relate with him like a brother with some kind of street slangs, he then realized I have some street OT too, then I brought out the last 1k in my car to add to the 800naira, making it 1800, he then collected it with appreciation for having a friendly conversation with them.



That was how my street OT saved me from this scavengers, now, I'm beginning to wonder if someone without this OT or someone so fearful encounter them, how will the person handle the situation without getting robbed or being beaten....


Lagos is truly wild..

Abeg...
Shey na for daytime anarchy dey unravel like dis...

Pls who can help activate an old bolt account. Someone that use to drive bolt B4 but had issue with his car and stopped driving for a while. Now I have helped him to get a new car on HP. The car passed the bolt test over 3 weeks now but bolt have not activated his account to start work again.

Is there anyone here who can help?

YeyeGbami:
You get AC, abi na fan dey ur car. Na now we go know

LOL. The sun mad. Opelope tinted glass and good ac. Man for roast