EVILFOREST:

U should have waited for me to unburden my thoughts before copying to paste...
I bet you, in months to come, you will be the same NIGERIAN that will come up here, posting pictures of dilapidated structures of similar buildings...

Okoroawusa:

Hatred is a corrosive substance that gradually eats away your heart.


Beware!

Toro2015:
Breath taking my as.s.. That is one of the most wasteful investment I have seen in Nigeria.. $70 million for an interchange in the midst of poverty. They should have invested in building good roads, schools and provision of security.

I work at Illupeju industrial estate and I use that route almost everyday except for holidays like this one.. under that bridge/interchange is a big slum.. My phone was almost snatched one morning after I finished a night shift and was going home.. They wasted alot of money in the midst of poverty

The pictures you see here are not even close.. I have never seen a place so dirty like that place..

EVILFOREST:

From LA.
I have ur Username stored already.
It will be an eye opener after we meet.
U may be shocked at what we shall discuss.

Toro2015:
Breath taking my as.s.. That is one of the most wasteful investment I have seen in Nigeria.. $70 million for an interchange in the midst of poverty. They should have invested in building good roads, schools and provision of security.

I work at Illupeju industrial estate and I use that route almost everyday except for holidays like this one.. under that bridge/interchange is a big slum.. My phone was almost snatched one morning after I finished a night shift and was going home.. They wasted alot of money in the midst of poverty

The pictures you see here are not even close.. I have never seen a place so dirty like that place..

freshMallam1122:
south south governor busy stealing thier own oil money ..especially udom ...undergoing tomatoe an toothpick factory an calling it an industry.. tomatoes where hauza Fulani dong abandoned

deolivette:
despite committing serious political harakiri and drawing a battle line with party stakeholders, Ambode has laid landmarks and dotted the Lagos landscape with his impressive infrastructures, and I doubt if uncle Sanwo can beat that. Anyways, Lagos is the next big thing in Africa and I hope the trend continues. May God bless Tinubu, Fash and Ambo for giving Lagos class.

deolivette:
despite committing serious political harakiri and drawing a battle line with party stakeholders, Ambode has laid landmarks and dotted the Lagos landscape with his impressive infrastructures, and I doubt if uncle Sanwo can beat that. Anyways, Lagos is the next big thing in Africa and I hope the trend continues. May God bless Tinubu, Fash and Ambo for giving Lagos class.

uuzba:

Is it being used?

Commentor:


And you are assuming I would be in Nigeria then?

EVILFOREST:


Uh na don tire for Naija toooo..
Me I tire since...
Make we meet for DUBLIN then...
By NOVEMBER

deolivette:
despite committing serious political harakiri and drawing a battle line with party stakeholders, Ambode has laid landmarks and dotted the Lagos landscape with his impressive infrastructures, and I doubt if uncle Sanwo can beat that. Anyways, Lagos is the next big thing in Africa and I hope the trend continues. May God bless Tinubu, Fash and Ambo for giving Lagos class.

collinsmcmorgan:
is true, but I think they didn't allow him to finish what he ( Ambode) already started. He needs more time.

GreyLaw:
Beautiful. Passing through this area at night it's a beautiful sight to behold.

1StopRudeness:


It will be destroyed...I’m not being a pessimist here..but the palms is not a government establishment that doesn’t care about maintenance...Ambode is gone.. the next government won’t put into account the maintenance, isn’t that why our roads,street lights electric power, and schools are this worse..
Private sector has the only working system in this nation with extremely minimal corruption and good customer service...everything the government runs is seen as doing us a favour, like it’s their personal money and they they are just managing us

.the only way this country will thrive is privatization of everything with government acting as supervision and control to protect masses from illegal and over maximization of gain...

awa:
Some people coming here to beat their chest Lagos is the next big thing in Africa is funny... A mega city with no proper plan in place becoming the next big thing is funny. Come to VI where I am leaving and you will just realize how over hyped Lagos is. All the same in the land of the Blinds, one eyed man is often treated as the King.

Okoroawusa:

Hatred is a corrosive substance that gradually eats away your heart.


Beware!

Toro2015:
Breath taking my as.s.. That is one of the most wasteful investment I have seen in Nigeria.. $70 million for an interchange in the midst of poverty. They should have invested in building good roads, schools and provision of security.

I work at Illupeju industrial estate and I use that route almost everyday except for holidays like this one.. under that bridge/interchange is a big slum.. My phone was almost snatched one morning after I finished a night shift and was going home.. They wasted alot of money in the midst of poverty

The pictures you see here are not even close.. I have never seen a place so dirty like that place..

muystoy:
Is this not supposed to be a motor park?why dem com build am like airport? check back in two years time, naija and misplaced priority,why build what you cannot maintain

Basher8583:

Lagos doesnt rock the PDP model you are used to. Have you seen any depreciation in Lagos since after Tinubu. Thats the APC model continuity, progress. Dont worry you will get used to it.
The governor doesnt get to decide. Its the governing body as a team that does so. Sanwo olu has just taken Ambodes position ob the governing board so I wxpect nothing less of progress.

You should share this model with your eastern govenors mostly tgat of IMO State

Iamgrey5:
Yeah, you are leaving in VI

Parada:
We in the SW prefer this, let them build the edifice n loot, abandoned roads to simply looting without anything to show.

okadoo:


Point of correction,Wharf Rd is federal projects not the state.

collinsmcmorgan:
is true, but I think they didn't allow him to finish what he ( Ambode) already started. He needs more time.

Akinyemioke:
Honestly, this is a masterpiece coming from an African.