Suspect33:
Lagos the overrated shithole

Treasure17:
Of course they can but won't for whatever reason best known to them and besides that place is a corridor of power. So what do you expect.

JimohMomoh:


False
We have about 5five area councils in Abuja, you can't use one to judge others. Internal roads in the other area councils are in a mess.
Meanwhile all the batteries in the cctv in Abuja has been vandalised by hausa boys picking scraps.

Asquare84:
Typical of roads in Abuja

AutoJoshNIG:
Alausa is a principal district in Ikeja, the capital of Lagos State.

It is the seat of the Lagos State Secretariat and offices of the Governor and Deputy-Governor of Lagos State. Alausa is also the location of the Lagos State House of Assembly Complex.

Alausa also has a vibrant and growing Central Business District with the presence of several multinational business concerns.

It also has many low-density residential estates like the Cornerstone Estate, MKO Abiola Gardens, etc.

Alausa boasts of excellent roads. All the roads there are well designated. They all feature road markings, functional street lights, and traffic lights,  CCTV cameras, very visible road signs, water hydrants, pavements, etc. And most importantly, potholes are scarce on roads there.

Indeed, roads in Alausa, Ikeja, is a good example of how roads in a cosmopolitan city like Lagos should look like.

Lagos State is the fifth largest economy in Africa.  The government generates N34 billion monthly from revenues generated internally (N408 billion, annually). This is far more than what many African countries generate.

With this huge resources at the state's disposal, why can’t the entire roads in Lagos be like how it is in Alausa, Ikeja?



















Source:

https://autojosh.com/why-cant-all-roads-in-lagos-state-be-like-the-roads-in-alausa-ikeja-photos/

allsaint2000:
All form of road signs are there. They are very visible. It is not light other parts of Lagos where Agberos and LASTMA will hide the road signs behind a tree or a building.

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AutoJoshNIG:
Alausa is a principal district in Ikeja, the capital of Lagos State.

It is the seat of the Lagos State Secretariat and offices of the Governor and Deputy-Governor of Lagos State. Alausa is also the location of the Lagos State House of Assembly Complex.

Alausa also has a vibrant and growing Central Business District with the presence of several multinational business concerns.

It also has many low-density residential estates like the Cornerstone Estate, MKO Abiola Gardens, etc.

Alausa boasts of excellent roads. All the roads there are well designated. They all feature road markings, functional street lights, and traffic lights,  CCTV cameras, very visible road signs, water hydrants, pavements, etc. And most importantly, potholes are scarce on roads there.

Indeed, roads in Alausa, Ikeja, is a good example of how roads in a cosmopolitan city like Lagos should look like.

Lagos State is the fifth largest economy in Africa.  The government generates N34 billion monthly from revenues generated internally (N408 billion, annually). This is far more than what many African countries generate.

With this huge resources at the state's disposal, why can’t the entire roads in Lagos be like how it is in Alausa, Ikeja?



















Source:

https://autojosh.com/why-cant-all-roads-in-lagos-state-be-like-the-roads-in-alausa-ikeja-photos/

Braintrain:
He is called jagaban a

Ttipsy:
what's special about the roads??

the traffic light, road marking or what??

the road looks dilapidated already
mtcheww

Erediauwa:
Alausa is Tinubu's playground, his polling centre is there, some of his bullion vans are parked there and one Iya Adepoju who is doing a great job renovating his decaying teeth reside there..... You don't expect the road to be below standard.

Emmzy201:
Till Jesus comes, other roads in Lagos can never be like that

NNEWIsuper:

Abuja is different from FCT..places like gwagwalada, kubwa aren't Abuja..there are though part of FCT..Abuja is mainly Asokoro, maitama, wuse, jabi, central area and gariki

BORNTOSUCKPUSSY:
abuja own even better pass am

JimohMomoh:

I know Abuja is inside FCT but the impression that guy is given is false, internal roads in Mabuchi, Durunmi, Karmo, Idu, kado, Galadimawa etc are all bad and unmotorable in rainy season, are you telling me they are not in Abuja?

Bluffly:


Those places are in FCT and not Abuja but yet they are in FCT why are they not having equal developments.

JimohMomoh:

Then you don't know Abuja, or you haven't move around , Durumi district and Mabushi District are just 3mins drive to federal secretariat

post=81404477]
WE hope they get their slow and steady.
Rome was not built in a day.

As it is, Lagos is a yardstick to all cities in Nigeria and West Africa at large.
Ambode tried on roads before he left, and we hope Sanwo-Olu will continue from where Ambo stopped.

God bless Lagos state.
God bless Nigeria. [/quote]

JimohMomoh:

Then you don't know Abuja, or you haven't move around , Durumi district and Mabushi District are just 3mins drive to federal secretariat

[quote author= post=81404477:

WE hope they get their slow and steady.
Rome was not built in a day.

As it is, Lagos is a yardstick to all cities in Nigeria and West Africa at large.
Ambode tried on roads before he left, and we hope Sanwo-Olu will continue from where Ambo stopped.

God bless Lagos state.
God bless Nigeria.

JimohMomoh:

I know Abuja is inside FCT but the impression that guy is given is false, internal roads in Mabuchi, Durunmi, Karmo, Idu, kado, Galadimawa etc are all bad and unmotorable in rainy season, are you telling me they are not in Abuja?

mechanics:
And no flood.