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Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by Omooba77: 7:15am On Mar 28, 2018 |
President Buhari is visiting Lagos tomorrow March 29, 2018 and Lagos State Government has decleared it work free. Why at this age, we still imbibe colonial mentality. Prseident will mostly use chopper to his destinations; why blocking roads and causing loss of revenue to us as many offices will be shut down. We all really need to change our thinking. God bless Nigeria 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by mikejj(m): 7:23am On Mar 28, 2018 |
nobody will do this in the western world 1 Like |
Re: Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by neezar: 7:24am On Mar 28, 2018 |
Nice post Op Can't imagine the traffic that was at the island this past week cos of a wedding |
Re: Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by EVarn(m): 7:29am On Mar 28, 2018 |
mikejj:Well, the western world has better transportation networks, Nigeria is still struggling with building its own. So I think it was a good decision to declare Thursday a public holiday, and reduce the unnecessary hardship that the President's arrival will cause to Lagosians. |
Re: Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by bjayx: 7:36am On Mar 28, 2018 |
Na wah ooo LASG workers v Thursday to Monday as public holidays |
Re: Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by fiizznation: 7:49am On Mar 28, 2018 |
Must you guys wail over everything? Gosh. Is not like LASG said nobody shouldn't come out on Thursday, the state gov't only said that some strategic roads will be closed for some hours so as to enable free flow of traffic. Even in newyork(the economic hub of the world), some roads are closed anytime the US president want to visit the state. Or is lagos's economy bigger than that of NY? 1 Like |
Re: Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by Omooba77: 7:52am On Mar 28, 2018 |
fiizznation: NY dont declear work free day sir. Trust Nigerians roads will be close as early as 6am. |
Re: Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by fiizznation: 8:01am On Mar 28, 2018 |
Omooba77:Lagos is overcrowded while NY isn't. And that's why work free day has to be declared in lagos just to save the masses from staying in traffics for several hours. And besides the work free day doesn't even applies to everybody. Some people will still to their various offices on that day. |
Re: Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by Mynd44: 8:04am On Mar 28, 2018 |
Some years back, a sitting president visited Lagos and because every security personnel was focused on that event, bank robbers hit some banks in Lekki and a lot of people died. The traffic caused by closed roads prevented first responders from getting to the injured and they died too. Please if Thursday is work free, a lot of people will be home meaning less traffic and less hassles. It is not idle but it is a way to learn from the past and not repeat it 2 Likes |
Re: Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by Omooba77: 8:22am On Mar 28, 2018 |
fiizznation: Please check NY population; even more choke than Lagos and reason they have best rail service than many States of America. I thought we have changed from closing roads..... |
Re: Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by Omooba77: 8:28am On Mar 28, 2018 |
Mynd44: We dont need it ma. I know someone will still revert back to that day; funny enough roads were not closed in Lekki and environ that day. Please how many robberieshave taken place since then with roads wide opened ma? |
Re: Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by fiizznation: 8:35am On Mar 28, 2018 |
Omooba77:You must be kidding yourself. NY more choked up than lagos? How? Do you even understand what overpopulation means? Beijing have more population than lagos but nobody will classify Beijing as a chocked up province. |
Re: Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by Lipscomb(m): 8:46am On Mar 28, 2018 |
When Jonathan wife shutdown Lagos during her husband administration did you speak against it ? Omooba77: |
Re: Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by Omooba77: 8:47am On Mar 28, 2018 |
fiizznation: You have never been there I guess sir |
Re: Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by Omooba77: 8:53am On Mar 28, 2018 |
Lipscomb: Only part of Eko Hotel road, if I can recollect. I thought we will do something differently. |
Re: Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by Omooba77: 11:10am On Mar 28, 2018 |
Nothing has changed; I mean absolutely nothing has changed 1 Like |
Re: Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by mikejj(m): 11:29am On Mar 28, 2018 |
EVarn:economic activity will pause for 24 hrs.baba do u knw what that means. |
Re: Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by Omooba77: 12:20pm On Mar 28, 2018 |
mikejj: Especially Lagos |
Re: Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by EVarn(m): 1:04pm On Mar 28, 2018 |
mikejj:Nothing is pausing anywhere. I don't think LASG is stopping people from carrying out their daily activities; the state released a traffic schedule this morning, highlighting areas that will be affected and plans that have been put in place to ensure minimum disruption in commerce. If they are expecting the whole state to shut down, they won't have layed down those plans. The public holiday was probably simply to ensure that public workers and students who would ordinarily have to ply the roads on their way to/from work no longer have need to do so, unless for their own personnal activities. I am sure most private organizations in the state will still operate on that day. The wharf, airport, banks, malls, markets etc will be very much open for business. So the claim that the state will ground to a halt for 24 hours is erroneous. |
Re: Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by Omooba77: 1:29pm On Mar 28, 2018 |
EVarn: So students meant to write exams tomorrow in State schools will no do a crash programme.How will people get to Agege, Eko Hotel and so on ma? |
Re: Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by EVarn(m): 1:49pm On Mar 28, 2018 |
Omooba77:Exams can be postponed and handled later, but tell me, how do you handle people getting robbed or dying in traffick?, who knows how many people may die simply because ambulances cannot jump traffick, those people will not resurrect because somebody is insisting on a "24 hours economy" in the face of a monumental gridlock. The LASG had to do something to reduce the traffick one way or another, and declaring a public holiday is certainly not a bad idea. As for how people will get to Eko Hotel and co, the state government has already addressed that issue earlier, the roads will only be closed for a while, after the president's convoy passes through, they would then be immediately reopened. |
Re: Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by Omooba77: 4:19pm On Mar 28, 2018 |
EVarn: Schools are meant to vacate this Thursday sir or ask lalasticlala |
Re: Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by gurunlocker: 4:27pm On Mar 28, 2018 |
I remember when GEJ came to Lagos with this same similar scenario, how APC were shouting and masturbating. Party full of liars and hypocrites! |
Re: Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by Omooba77: 6:04pm On Mar 28, 2018 |
gurunlocker: Hypocrites na him we be... |
Re: Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by Omooba77: 8:30pm On Mar 28, 2018 |
Spent more than Oriental to Awolowo road today and some call it not economic loss. |
Re: Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by Omooba77: 8:43pm On Mar 28, 2018 |
Seun let the whole world know,that billions of naira will be lost tomorrow because of no work in Lagos. |
Re: Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by Omooba77: 6:02am On Mar 29, 2018 |
Mynd44: We were directed from POLICE HEADQUARTERS to inform ALL THE MARKET OPERATORS in COMPUTER VILLAGE about the official visit of PRESIDENT MOHAMMAD BUHARI (PMB) to LAGOS STATE and the commissioning of IKEJA BUS TERMINUS ALONG SIMBIAT ABIOLA ROAD, computer village our neighbourhood. that the following roads would be closed to both human and vehicular movement : KODESOH ROAD, SIMBIAT ABIOLA ROAD, AWOLOWO WAY, BANK ANTHONY WAY, along AIRPORT ROAD.. Only OTIGBA GATE by AWOLOWO WAY through ANIFOWOSE would be open for business. YOU ARE ADVISED NOT TO BRING IN YOUR CARS TO COMPUTER VILLAGE , THURSDAY 29th MARCH, 2018. PLEASE HELP TO SHARE THIS INFORMATION ON OTHER RELEVANT PLATFORMS. THANKS GOD BLESS. Madam hope you saw this |
Re: Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by Omooba77: 6:53am On Mar 29, 2018 |
All businesses in Victoria Island grounded as I am writing. No access road |
Re: Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by Omooba77: 7:43am On Mar 29, 2018 |
If you are going towards Lekki-Ajah please turn back; also 1004,Ademola Adetokunbo,Mobil roads barricaded at the moment |
Re: Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by Omooba77: 9:03am On Mar 29, 2018 |
Lekki phase 1 to Toll gate no go area now.
LASG self dey loose revenue. |
Re: Economic Implication Of President Buhari's Visit To Lagos by Omooba77: 9:03am On Mar 29, 2018 |
Lekki phase 1 to Toll gate no go area now.
LASG self dey loose revenue. |
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