hisexcellency34:
Next is Ambode's leg at Ojodu Berger

do u want them to remove his leg-acy totally from Lagos state

That means the roundabout will soon go just like the first and the second roundabouts that have been removed and being presently remodeled

Anything can happen in Igboland sha












Shiorrrrrr

Farki:

In a way yes, it blocks people from going straight to Sagotedo and motorists have to avoid other cars coming from Ogombo and going to Ajah. The next thing they need to do is replace those greedy and reckless danfo drivers with government regulated buses.

Pls look at d question i asked again. It seems u didn't understand a word I said

"How has d govt resolved d never ending traffic at Ajah? Or d fish responsible 4d traffic?"

scoundrel:
This one is Yoruba news. Nothing concerns me here.

E no concern you? Pretender!!! After you chop the fish pepper soup finish.

hisexcellency34:
Next is Ambode's leg at Ojodu Berger

Kiddllc:

Oga that place is always congested and yes it contributes a lot to the traffic. Commend good efforts when u see one

What good effort are u referring and how does that answer d question I asked? I can't see d relationship between what u have said and d questions I asked

gurunlocker:
Who wan k,,&-"&*cgdgcccçfcccgdgcccçfccfill am chop?

I will

gurunlocker:
Who wan k,,&-"&*cgdgcccçfccill am chop?

I will

Lovelyn451:
But why...this is beautiful

No it is ugly.

Look how mad the place looks.

Lovelyn451:
But why...this is beautiful

Its good to have a new statue. That can be transferred to another city.... Enugu, Sapelle, Kaduna etc. When an image stays too long it will no longer be eye catching again.

Lagos State government is one of the most unstable government in Nigeria. They lack continuity in planning. If one government do a wonderful job. The next government will cancel it and implement his own

Lovelyn451:
But why...this is beautiful

Beautiful in the eye of mere mortals.

What is this monstrosity? Which genius' idea was it in the first place?

Seriously that thing was an eyesore

hisexcellency34:
Next is Ambode's leg at Ojodu Berger

you are too funny

Was this constructed for free and removed for free.

Or is it with tax payers money?

That fish can no longer cope inside this hot weather

Removed by animal rights concern

Dont worry we are only good at destroying, why not channel the resources and strength to another creative thing, if care is not taken the Unknown soldier at Idimota, Eyo statue will be changed to Bourdillon road

Ogombo people were already dropping their sacrifices inside, i wonder where will be their next spot

mytime24:
Yam eaters don carry am

And what's wrong with eating yam you bloody illiterate!
It's better I eat yam than kill myself with oil in my soup especially in this climate change of heat and high temperature or eat pepper like a fool and still sweat on it!

Who are the yam eaters because I don't know anyone who values yam more than myself.


I was raised on yam, nobody ate it more than me.

What a moniker!

scoundrel:
This one is Yoruba news. Nothing concerns me here.

davodyguy:
Confused people

Ambode used tax payers funds to do it, Sanwoolu using same funds to remove it

Pedrocross4568:
But why now?

masseratti:
Why nau?

ssogundele:
Who ordered the removal of the fish!

Lovelyn451:
But why...this is beautiful

Hilariousthiago:
What for?

Mateen1000:
Bet Why nah?
Oluwa wetin dey “removate” for Lagos
Na Fela statue dey remove b4
Now our Big fish for Abraham Adesanya
Next month now, den go remove Eyo Metta

These roundabouts are being remodeled into signalized junctions...
And the statutes (Fela, Awo, the Fish, etc) will be relocated to other locations.
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This is the kind of stuff I expect to see on FP.... matters on ground that we can relate to or can affect us. Not cut and paste Twitter stuff.

Goalnaldo:
What's the purpose of the fish in the first place or is the community known for large scale production of fish in Lagos

It symbolizes the tradition and culture of the local people whose livelihoods revolve around fisheries...
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maduxs:
Misplacement of priority

faceland:
That thing cost money to install (may be hundreds of thousands if not millions of naira, both the one paid to the artist the one stolen in false declaration), then cost less money to also remove. Anyway, its Nigeria.

Ijawwomaninoyo:
It is inside a round about, it has nothing to do with traffic.
This is what is being used for directions there. If someone comes tomorrow morning and the fish is used in giving him directions, he will miss his ways.

slimjohn2k5:
Confused govt, is that the cause of traffic?

mysticwarrior:
I have only been to Lagos on two occasions, and that giant silver fish is the most recognizable symbol I ever came acrossed, it also helped me to get familiar with the locations around that vicinity, I really wonder how that place would look like now.

aminusodiq:
But dis looks very beautiful

lexy2014:
What good effort are u referring and how does that answer d question I asked? I can't see d relationship between what u have said and d questions I asked

TOPCRUISE:
Lagos State government is one of the most unstable government in Nigeria. They lack continuity in planning. If one government do a wonderful job. The next government will cancel it and implement his own

sapientia:
Was this constructed for free and removed for free.

Or is it with tax payers money?

AnanseK:

Removed by animal rights concern

drololaaof:
Dont worry we are only good at destroying, why not channel the resources and strength to another creative thing, if care is not taken the Unknown soldier at Idimota, Eyo statue will be changed to Bourdillon road

These roundabouts are being remodeled into signalized junctions...
And the statutes (Fela, Awo, the Fish, etc) will be relocated to other locations.
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johnmattew:
they are busy removing structures, especially roundabouts that disturb traffic flow, but they ironically chose not to remove the worse structure that inhibits fre flow of traffic:lekki toll gates

johnmattew:
the mumu government didn't see lekki toll gate that cause heavy traffic

Nigerians always looking for AWOOF...
Instead of removing toll gates that pay for road maintenance, they should use smart tags instead.
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