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I was almost hit by a fast moving train in ibadan

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Nice one. Shows the Gov't is doing something, even if they're not yet bullet trains.

But they need to do something about cleaning up the track area, as some parts look like a dump site. Imagine if tourists want to take a scenic ride on one of our Trains to take in the sights? Is this what we want them to see?

When the world is busy advancing with modern trains, we still advertise and celebrate over rickety trains introduced to us.

Or is this part of the parliative to the fuel subsidy saga?

Those pictures gave me a feeling I've not had in a long time. If Nigeria was working and treating all equal under the law who would come here and advocate for its disintegration. I'm very happy for people of Ibadan and I wish the next time we talk about train in their state may it be a better, faster, and cleaner train. May this pic signal the beginning of a new day in the life of that state. Amen.

fast moving train 

the track should be fenced off with wires or something, anyone can derail a train that's so open

Na dirty be that?

Really nice, but there's still a lot that needs to be done about cleanliness as many have pointed out.

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Jesus

gaddafe:

When the world is busy advancing with modern trains, we still advertise and celebrate over rickety trains introduced to us.

Or is this part of the parliative to the fuel subsidy saga?

Half bread is still better than none. . . .

PROUD-IGBO:

Nice one. Shows the Gov't is doing something, even if they're not yet bullet trains.

But they need to do something about cleaning up the track area, as some parts look like a dump site. Imagine if tourists want to take a scenic ride on one of our Trains to take in the sights? Is this what we want them to see?

Really? So the govt should clean up the track area mainly because of foreigners not because of Nigerians?

If cleaning it for the foreigners will work, then fine with it.

By the way, which one be fast moving train again?? ROFLMAO!! See as im talk am as if na bullet train the thing be.

na dirt be all dat

Is a good one but they need to fix the tracks make it look tidier,and in the other pix the track went through some market that is dangerous even the roads are not protected no train traffic signs for cars to no when the train is coming,anyway for Nigerian standard they try 

Rassco:

On my way coming back from the site as promised in this thread https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-869565.32.html#msg10196720

I was almost hit by a fast moving train in ibadan

Thanks for taking the time to both take the picture and to post it.

na wa oo

Omo see dirty oooooooooooooooooooooooooo.chei,most sophisticated pigs

is this ibadan? oh my gush, so abacharistic

Its a shame that Ibadan people dump waste of rail tracks

mehn!this place na state or na cave?

See Yoruba people life?!

No better building for the entire picture.

How shameful. Old dirty city.  

That looks like mokola Army barracks in Ibadan,

OMG ,omo seeeeeeeeeeee dirtyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!! most sophisticated pigs.

Ibadan. . . . . . . . . The same since 1920.

Ibadan is so old, they used it as the set for the flintstones move.

We still have a long way to go

People complaining that this is not bullet trains and all that should please take a back seat, if these trains had been workin since the 80s wont we all be clamouring for a change would it not have been obvious that they need a change, a journey of a million miles even if u will be flying by a plane you must begin with a step outside your room, is it not obvious that the govt has not even publicised it that trains are working its just an average Nigerian who sees this and is impressed has put it online for us to atleast know that its not only Boko Haram that is working, the Minister of power has promised that additional 6000MW would definitely beadded before the year end, are u also aware that the naira has been firming to the dollar due to the investigation into the fuel subsidy payments and the cleaning up going on in the petroleum sector, are u aware that the PH airport is undergoing a rehabilitation, the PH refineries are already been repaired, for all critics you will continue complaining until everyone leaves u and say, Abegiiiii if to say Obasanjo do all this one since na here we for still dey, I would like to see a serious opposition in 2015 to unseat the PDP and Jonathan but it should not be because Jonathan failed in delivery but because we can deliver something better, #20millionyouth42015

@Okija juju

you be bush-man,


those rusty roofs are a classic worthy of celeberating, it is only in Nigeria we do not appreciate the old, go to rome, athens, jerusalam, and Cairo and see how the old and new juxtapose in a seamless beautiful sequence.

They look really old n scrappy

SMH, It always seem like there ain't hope for Naija

Rassco:

On my way coming back from the site as promised in this thread https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-869565.32.html#msg10196720

I was almost hit by a fast moving train in ibadan

i cant believe u are celebrating a locomotive train in modern age in nigeria.anyway i dont where u are from.