The Lagos Blue Line will have 13 Train Stations and, unlike the Diesel-powered Red Line, will be operated on Electric Motor Units (EMUs) consisting of self-propelled carriages using electricity for motive power.
This means that the rail tracks will be electrified and that it will be life-threatening for anybody to attempt to cross the rail lines.
Although the Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority (LAMATA) has already fenced off the rail tracks of the Blue Line, this warning is still pertinent because previous experience is that some people have a habit of cutting such fences in order to create illegal thoroughfares for themselves.

DO NOT CROSS THE LAGOS BLUE LINE RAIL TRACK!
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Don't Cross the Blue Line: Lagos Warns Residents

The Lagos State government has issued a warning against crossing the Blue Line Rail from either side in early 2023.
The governor warns that the new Blue Line rail is an electrified rail and that it is necessary for Lagosians to stay off the tracks.
"The Blue Line rail is an electrified system; therefore, there is a need for citizens to keep off the tracks."
"And if you must cross from one side to the other, you must use the overhead bridge in order to prevent electrocution"