marticeus:
And that wouldn't have been possible if not because of the oil revenue coming from the East and Mid west. When you are rejoicing and shouting, good if you will know the source and how it came to be. Your ancestors will not tell you the bitter truth.

Lanrelagboi:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GXxaDbQjbY?si=zng6ijszDZykW86f

The Commercial Operations for the Lagos #BlueLineRail commenced exactly 1 month ago.

So far, Over 350 trips have been made.

Zero incident(s)

Over 75,000 passengers

Over 3.8Million Cowry cards collected

Plans to increase the frequency soon.

Plans to add more trains soon.

#GreaterLagosRising




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07kjb:
That's good

That's the real investment

Now imagine if the federal government had connected a rail line from Lagos to EAST or ABUJA TO EAST

Adjovi:
It's not the using it that is the problem but it's maintenance. We know how bad we are with maintenance in this country.

marticeus:
And that wouldn't have been possible if not because of the oil revenue coming from the East and Mid west. When you are rejoicing and shouting, good if you will know the source and how it came to be. Your ancestors will not tell you the bitter truth.

Brendaniel:
In Nigeria, I don't know why some people don't ask questions when things are done especially by the government.

For me I don't really see this project as a sustainable one except modifications are made even at that the project was highly inflated, that alone might make the entire project fail in the long run.

It is not enough to just claim and brag about having something but keeping and making it self sustainable is more important.

christejames:
Has the electric engine been incorporated into the transit?


Because the billions of dollars spent is for electric trains, we won't take this diesel engine trains they claim they want to start with




Give us our electric trains🚉 🚉! We should start being accountable for whatever we propose.

RevDesm0ndJuju:


Nah only brewery ?

There are mgbekes servicing stations across Lagos.



Visit one and you may find your future wife there.

christejames:
Has the electric engine been incorporated into the transit?


Because the billions of dollars spent is for electric trains, we won't take this diesel engine trains they claim they want to start with




Give us our electric trains🚉 🚉! We should start being accountable for whatever we propose.

Germi9:
You mean Lagos blue locomotive rail line?

christejames:
Has the electric engine been incorporated into the transit?


Because the billions of dollars spent is for electric trains, we won't take this diesel engine trains they claim they want to start with


It's ready, just doing some test running.

Give us our electric trains🚉 🚉! We should start being accountable for whatever we propose.

christejames:
Has the electric engine been incorporated into the transit?


Because the billions of dollars spent is for electric trains, we won't take this diesel engine trains they claim they want to start with


Give us our electric trains🚉 🚉! We should start being accountable for whatever we propose.

Brendaniel:
In Nigeria, I don't know why some people don't ask questions when things are done especially by the government.

For me I don't really see this project as a sustainable one except modifications are made even at that the project was highly inflated, that alone might make the entire project fail in the long run.

It is not enough to just claim and brag about having something but keeping and making it self sustainable is more important.

Funkyswagzz:


Everyone wish lagos well if lagos succeed its a good thing. Ur responsibility is to bring everyone together and stop ur useless tribal war it make u look stupid

Lanretoye:
Some fools that will still benefit more from it will still come and tell you the rail has been there since when lagos was the federal capital.

marticeus:
And that wouldn't have been possible if not because of the oil revenue coming from the East and Mid west. When you are rejoicing and shouting, good if you will know the source and how it came to be. Your ancestors will not tell you the bitter truth.

Brendaniel:
In Nigeria, I don't know why some people don't ask questions when things are done especially by the government.

For me I don't really see this project as a sustainable one except modifications are made even at that the project was highly inflated, that alone might make the entire project fail in the long run.

It is not enough to just claim and brag about having something but keeping and making it self sustainable is more important.

Cantonese:


And products from the brewery are sold in garages / parks all over Lagos to agberos and touts, thereby helping the IGR of their state. Do you now see that breweries are good businesses? By the way have you seen how mad men prowl around Lagos daily after too much shekpe and paraga from breweries too? Do you now see how wise that Messiah is?

By the way are breweries not better than cocaine and forgery? That’s what your own messiah is accused of, bringing international disgrace to the entire country. Which now is better?

Brendaniel:
In Nigeria, I don't know why some people don't ask questions when things are done especially by the government.

For me I don't really see this project as a sustainable one except modifications are made even at that the project was highly inflated, that alone might make the entire project fail in the long run.

It is not enough to just claim and brag about having something but keeping and making it self sustainable is more important.

Adjovi:




APC supporters as usual nothing in their head. So to you Nigeria has a good maintenance culture? What level of stupidity can you guys actually get to?

tabaralph:

Ewu he goat, what have your state governments both past and present done in your region, obi used state government fund to build brewery when he was governor so that your father would get drunk and not be able to reason like a human being while Tinubu was busy planning for the railway you and your useless and headless Luuupeee are enjoying today…. Ogun kiiiil you there, quote me again and thunder will strike your generation dead

ppogba:


What makes it un- sustainable?

Whatt modifications are you expecting?

Will a mass exodus out of Lagos you see in your dreams make it die suddenly?

Is there any mass transit plan that will render it useless?

Have you seen the perennial Lagos traffic disappear in your dreams to make is unattractive to passengers again?

Do you even know the perculiarity of the route it covers in terms of human and vehicular traffic?

It seems the bragging about the BL that is your headache. Try and get a paracetamol for that first.