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Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by Tycyborg(m): 9:56pm On Feb 14, 2022
Viltron:

Oh you want the Lekki pictures and others. When a place is developed, it'd reflect on everywhere. Go to developed countries and see if you'd find any slum

yes there is bad slum in the heart of Madrid Spain, even worse than aba x2 the name is Cañada Real Galiana and below is a picture... you can also research it

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Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by God1000(m): 10:19pm On Feb 14, 2022
lexy2014:


If u don't agree that d pictures of Lagos traffic he shared are not 'undeveloped parts', why are u asking for his agenda? Is the picture of Lagos traffic not in Lagos?
don't mind that guy
Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by Ugandatales: 10:44pm On Feb 14, 2022
That's not a picture of Lagos now...That's a picture of Oshodi (Lagos) in the 90s/early 2000s.

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Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by 9jaRealist: 10:55pm On Feb 14, 2022
God1000:
The difference is clear in terms of orderliness.
What is responsible for the obstreperous nature of Lagos today?

I don't want any excuses.

Small people with even smaller agendas…. grin

First, why not show pictures of the SAME place (ie, Carter Bridge) then and now…
And why show an OLD picture of Oshodi (pre-Fashola) and FALSELY pass it off as “today”?!

OSHODI 1990s versus OSHODI TODAY (see below)

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Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by 9jaRealist: 11:09pm On Feb 14, 2022
lexy2014:
If u don't agree that d pictures of Lagos traffic he shared are not 'undeveloped parts', why are u asking for his agenda? Is the picture of Lagos traffic not in Lagos?

Perhaps because the OP posted a picture from the 1990s and FALSELY (mis) labeled it as Lagos of “today”…
There’s NO rational definition of “today” that extends BACKWARDS to 30 years ago, so what’s the real agendum?! shocked
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Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by Bahamas95(m): 11:18pm On Feb 14, 2022
And it's getting worse everyday.



Nigeria is doomed forever.

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Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by noskcid(m): 11:31pm On Feb 14, 2022
God1000:
The difference is clear in terms of orderliness.
What is responsible for the obstreperous nature of Lagos today?

I don't want any excuses.

What is responsible for the obstreperous nature of Lagos today?

Tinubu is the cause because he brought area boys to the scene

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Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by Aaae: 11:39pm On Feb 14, 2022
Slaves era

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Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by brandsoncharlie: 12:18am On Feb 15, 2022
DeepSight:


Thats a very old picture of Oshodi, it has evolved. Update yourself.
My comment is based on the picture from the poster..
You're wrong this time...
Stop shifting the goal post.

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Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by Hseffa: 12:42am On Feb 15, 2022
God1000:
we have some cities that are more populous and organized than Lagos.

Tokyo (Population: 37,435,191)
Delhi (Population: 29,399,141)
Shanghai (Population: 26,317,104
................................................................................
Remarkably, all cities cited by you are coincidentally their country's respective national capital cities!
Tokyo- Japan's seat of government;
New Delhi- India's national capital city;
Shanghai- China's 3rd largest regional capital city;

Since IBB relocated Nigeria's national capital city to F.C.T, Abuja; saddle of responsibilities rested on the State Government.

Knowingly, no State is richer than the Federal Government, in Nigeria.

Part of Lagos, captured above, depicts FEDERAL ADMINISTRATIVE ZONE OF LAGOS. Which is the Victoria Island Bridge!

Nevertheless, Lagos, is still the unrivalled 5th largest economy of Africa.

Once-upon-a time, on this Nairaland, a 90s' generation kid, juxtaposed Onitsha town, as more sophisticated than LAGOS!!!

Whatever, from professional view, I think Nigeria's capital relocation to Abuja, did stemmed city growth & planning of Lagos State.

God bless you.

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Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by virginchaser(m): 12:43am On Feb 15, 2022
inoki247:
You keep comparing the old with the new....


Before u start all diz things....

You go first look the population of people with cars nd people wey normal den with today....


Lagos wey every road users this day dey act like psycho now compare to the olden days...

The real issue is the system allows untrained drivers on our roads and people don't submit themselves to constituted authority.
Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by anonimi: 1:24am On Feb 15, 2022
Sakamaje:
Of all the pictures of present-day Lagos out there, you had to pick an unflattering one? What's your real agenda?

The second picture is approximately in the same general area as the first.
Instead of worrying about the real agenda, should you not worry about ThiefNuibu and his rogue proxy governors who have failed to deliver a light rail for 20 million Lagosians since 1999?
Following your logic, what is the agenda of rating agencies that rank Lagos as one of the worst global cities

What makes us justify the rogues who are looting us silly and forcing people to japa? Are we a cursed people, or we are just being lazy youths

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Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by anonimi: 1:28am On Feb 15, 2022
God1000:
we have some cities that are more populous and organized than Lagos.

Tokyo (Population: 37,435,191)
Delhi (Population: 29,399,141)
Shanghai (Population: 26,317,104

When ThiefNuibu is ruining Lagos with MC Oluomo, what do you expect?
Ibadan is going there too with Makinde’s use of Auxiliary, just like Kabaka in Benin.
Why do we allow illiterate agberos to be our decision makers

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Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by anonimi: 1:32am On Feb 15, 2022
Joeblazeochola:
Its clear naw, no other reason if nt for the wicked leaders we have.

Please who allows the wicked leaders to be in charge, if not the lazy people who prefer to forever wail instead of working on their collective destiny

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Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by Gamesmart: 1:36am On Feb 15, 2022
This is a clear difference between White-governance and Baboon-governance!
Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by normaman(m): 1:43am On Feb 15, 2022
Did anyone recognise the bicycle lane?

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Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by redsun(m): 1:49am On Feb 15, 2022
The difference is that whiteman handed over his ways and finished inventions to us without teaching us the fundamentals of how to make or maintain them. To date, we still can't get it.

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Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by Codeye(m): 3:13am On Feb 15, 2022
God1000:
we have some cities that are more populous and organized than Lagos.

Tokyo (Population: 37,435,191)
Delhi (Population: 29,399,141)
Shanghai (Population: 26,317,104
Lagos probably 50,000,000 plus tho. Not official. But consider the fact that Lagos is Nigeria.
Tokyo Not Japan
Delhi not India
Shanghai not China.
Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by wealthtrak: 4:04am On Feb 15, 2022
JohnPortar:
Your picture of "modern" Lagos isn't exactly recent. That picture is at least 15 years old.

Like someone said, come out and state your real agenda.
Well said! That second pic is of
the old Oshodi traffic gridlock many
years back before the cerebral
Gov. Raji Fasola cleared the traffic and beautified that part of Oshodi with flowers and hedges.

The OP is very mischievious and ignorant about today's Lagos
otherwise the boy would not have used that very old picture.

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Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by wealthtrak: 4:48am On Feb 15, 2022
Hseffa:

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Remarkably, all cities cited by you are coincidentally their country's respective national capital cities!
Tokyo- Japan's seat of government;
New Delhi- India's national capital city;
Shanghai- China's 3rd largest regional capital city;

Since IBB relocated Nigeria's national capital city to F.C.T, Abuja; saddle of responsibilities rested on the State Government.

Knowingly, no State is richer than the Federal Government, in Nigeria.

Part of Lagos, captured above, depicts FEDERAL ADMINISTRATIVE ZONE OF LAGOS. Which is the Victoria Island Bridge!

Nevertheless, Lagos, is still the unrivalled 5th largest economy of Africa.

Once-upon-a time, on this Nairaland, a 90s' generation kid, juxtaposed Onitsha town, as more sophisticated than LAGOS!!!

Whatever, from professional view, I think Nigeria's capital relocation to Abuja, did stemmed city growth & planning of Lagos State.

God bless you.
NOTE:

Lagos Island was the administrative
capital of Nigeria from 1914 to 1991 NOT Lagos State which General
Gowon created (among 12 new states) for the indigenes on May
27, 1967.
Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by SmokedWhiskey: 5:06am On Feb 15, 2022
too many Yorubas (especially the youths) are too dumb to understand where the problems are coming from and what's killing them; to them everything is Tinubu's fault ( thank God for that man, if it wasn't for that man, just that one man who stood up and fought back, we Yorubas would have been eating grass); heavy unregulated mass migration from the east thats what is killing we Yorubas; can you imagine 70% of France moving into Britain? not even developed countries can handle those levels of migration; its the reason why housing is so expensive, its the reason why there are no jobs, its the reason why food is so expensive, its the reason why traffic is a hell, its the reason why theres high crime rate, its the reason why everywhere looks so chaotic, its the major reason why Yorubas your life is a hell, can you imagine what would happen if just 3% of Ibadans decide to move into Enugu, i can assure you they won't allow it yet this is what Yoruba are enduring without complaining.......if Tinubu hadn't worked hard to increase the IGR of that state just imagine what life would have been like.
Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by vivalavida(m): 5:10am On Feb 15, 2022
That second picture was old oshodi. So it is a lie. Moreover we don't have molues operating much in lagos again. So go and look for a more current picture oga op.
Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by sulaak(m): 5:49am On Feb 15, 2022
God1000:
The difference is clear in terms of orderliness.
What is responsible for the obstreperous nature of Lagos today?

I don't want any excuses.

The longer Nigeria moved away from their colonial masters the harder it has become for Nigeria to maintain a organised society.

In the 1960s there was still a semblance of colonial organisation with the Nigerian civil servant that have worked under British management, by the 1970s the "Nigerianation" of the civil service has resulted in the complete breakdown of organisation in Nigeria.

Simple enforcement of traffic regulation is the responsibility of the the state civil servant to clear market stalls on the pavement.

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Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by cayorday89(m): 6:03am On Feb 15, 2022
Nigerialabalaba:
that na Lasgidi in the 1990s.
Below na d current picture of traffic in Lasgidi
My exact thought when I saw the pics he used, in as much as it is close to what is obtainable as of today, that pics with all the molues in it represents the 90s traffic. Today traffic in Lagos should have a images of BRTs, mostly private cars with some used as Uber and less yellow taxis, trucks with containers and the ever present danfos but no molues. @ God1000
Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by kingjoe(m): 6:26am On Feb 15, 2022
I just learnt a new word today."obstreperous".
How many are also learning first time about this word that means-noisy and difficult to control.
Thanks nairaland

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Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by anonimi: 6:59am On Feb 15, 2022
Codeye:
Lagos probably 50,000,000 plus tho. Not official. But consider the fact that Lagos is Nigeria.
Tokyo Not Japan
Delhi not India
Shanghai not China.

Can you please make the effort to say something sensible.
It shouldn't be too hard, or should it be

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Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by anonimi: 7:03am On Feb 15, 2022
SmokedWhiskey:
too many Yorubas (especially the youths) are too dumb to understand where the problems are coming from and what's killing them; to them everything is Tinubu's fault ( thank God for that man, if it wasn't for that man, just that one man who stood up and fought back, we Yorubas would have been eating grass); heavy unregulated mass migration from the east thats what is killing we Yorubas; can you imagine 70% of France moving into Britain? not even developed countries can handle those levels of migration; its the reason why housing is so expensive, its the reason why there are no jobs, its the reason why food is so expensive, its the reason why traffic is a hell, its the reason why theres high crime rate, its the reason why everywhere looks so chaotic, its the major reason why Yorubas your life is a hell, can you imagine what would happen if just 3% of Ibadans decide to move into Enugu, i can assure you they won't allow it yet this is what Yoruba are enduring without complaining.......if Tinubu hadn't worked hard to increase the IGR of that state just imagine what life would have been like.

When Jakande did not steal money from the people in the form of huge IGR like Thiefnuibu, how was Lagos?
With free education, clinics & hospitals, low cost housing, water, LASU etc.
Maybe you are not a true Lagosian, just an Atohunrinwa like the Iragbiji man who has turned himself to the Lagos landlord

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Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by anonimi: 7:05am On Feb 15, 2022
vivalavida:
That second picture was old oshodi. So it is a lie. Moreover we don't have molues operating much in lagos again. So go and look for a more current picture oga op.

Why don't you look for and post a more current picture to properly counter the OP

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Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by anonimi: 7:07am On Feb 15, 2022
sulaak:
The longer Nigeria moved away from their colonial masters the harder it has become for Nigeria to maintain a organised society.

In the 1960s there was still a semblance of colonial organisation with the Nigerian civil servant that have worked under British management, by the 1970s the "Nigerianation" of the civil service has resulted in the complete breakdown of organisation in Nigeria.

Simple enforcement of traffic regulation is the responsibility of the the state civil servant to clear market stalls on the pavement.

Why did this catastrophe not happen to Singapore and Malaysia after their independence
What are the differences?

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Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by anonimi: 7:10am On Feb 15, 2022
Nigerialabalaba:
that na Lasgidi in the 1990s.
Below na d current picture of traffic in Lasgidi

What is the difference with this one of Idumota/Balogun area from last year

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Re: Lagos Traffic In The 60s Vs Today (Photos) by lapazi(m): 8:23am On Feb 15, 2022
God1000:
we have some cities that are more populous and organized than Lagos.

Tokyo (Population: 37,435,191)
Delhi (Population: 29,399,141)
Shanghai (Population: 26,317,104

This is not a fact, you just succeeded in listing populous cities, Delhi is unleavable, I don’t know abt Tokyo, but you mean to tell me Shanghai is much better? A place where traffic jam has been recorded to last more a week?

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