Oladefemi007:

It's Agege railway crossing

And its still same as depicts in the picture?

Cos our trains are the slowest in the universe

Because most PEOPLE were born without BRAINS

czarina:
Those tracks in your article don't look like they're still active though.

Yaba ,agege and ikeja tracks are active.....the business activities on rail in those regions are second to none

kcboy34:
that's agege pencinema not yaba.... I can bet my balls on that

U NO KNOW LAGOS.THATS YABA.

Because many are mad, and only few are roaming.

AutoReportNG:


And its still same as depicts in the picture?

Yep, but because trading activities, it's changed a little bit

AutoJoshNIG:
In most part of Nigeria, railway tracks have become the preferred places for trading activities.

In Lagos state, railway tracks are the destinations for those in search of “Okrika” clothes and other used and substandard wares.

Every day, traders and their customers turn these locations to a huge marketplace.




Tragically, this unusual and very risky trading practice has led to the death of some people, especially those who were not quick enough to depart the scene for an oncoming train.

Indeed, hanging around railways tracks comes with enormous risks.



Sometimes, some people at these railway marketplaces make fatal judgements, forgetting that trains are not as controllable as cars that can be stopped at will.

Still, this has not deterred Nigerians – especially Lagosians – from trading or hanging around active railway tracks.

Some examples of railway track locations in Lagos with huge market activities are Oshodi, Mushin, Ikeja-Along, Yaba bus-stop, etc.




During the administration of Governor Babatunde Fashola, there was a ban on trading on railway tracks. This ban was vigorously enforced at the time. However, the enforcement of that ban appears to have been relaxed in the current administration.

Curiously, it is reported that some task forces are deployed to some of these locations to collect revenues from the illegal traders at these railway track marketplaces.

Perhaps, this is the reason why this high-risk illegality persists on our railway tracks.






Source:

https://autojosh.com/trading-on-railway-track-why-is-this-risky-practice-permitted/

This is very risky and should be abated immediately

AkhereOkaka:
This is very risky and should be abated immediately

come and abate it na!!!!





abation king

czarina:
Those tracks in your article don't look like they're still active though.

They are active

Oladefemi007:

Yep, but because trading activities, it's changed a little bit

Reason i said its an old pix... I pass Agege regularly and its not like this

OMOCELE1:




U NO KNOW LAGOS.THATS YABA.

see conclusion ooooo can you prove those pics are from Yaba I can prove they are taken from Agege

czarina:
Those tracks in your article don't look like they're still active though.

Are you thinking what I am thot?

very risky

When the tracks and not safe guarded with barriers.

Everything about naija dey upsidedown.

namiji2598:
the slay Queen In third to the last pic though,,,big kpomo

Of all the pictures, only this caught my attention

GTFO:


I wonder why the OP now blurred her face BUT DIDNT make others above the pictures BLURRY !!

And you want Nigeria to be Great , innit


We all die here!! No worry!

even u wey get kpomo dey look at kpomo nawa ooo
can we see ur own kpomo den??

AutoReportNG:


Reason i said its an old pix... I pass Agege regularly and its not like this

You need to see Ikeja Along at night

You don't know that there is excitement in risk taking just like children when they see an adult coming for them they run once the person turns back they return and continue they know the adult will return and Chase them and that's where the fun is. It's the same thing here people takiy unnecessary risks knowing the consequences when they see a train they clear up and return one it's passed

Dis is agege route