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Earlier this today, popular Nollywood actor, Kate Henshaw, reported on Twitter how a  “somebody” – a euphemism for VIP – stopped his convoy and came down to urinate in public.

In Nigeria, public urination is a common feature on our streets and roads.

People – especially men – empty their bladders in the full glare of the public, and with total disregard for the law against such practice.

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In Lagos State, the government continues its efforts towards achieving a mega city status for the state.  However, poor sanitation and open defecation continue to blight the city’s drive towards this achievement.

Sadly, the government has done little to provide sufficient decent public toilets. The lack of public toilets robs people of their dignity.

It has been said that eateries and filling stations are compelled by law to keep their toilets neat and make them available to members of the public. However, compliance with this law is very poor.

People have also suggested that Banks, churches, mosques and other ubiquitous concerns should also be mandated to make their toilets available to the public in order to check this trend.

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A school of thought maintains that even if these places make their toilets available to the public, the culture of public urination would still persist, as it has been ingrained in our subconscious.

So, who can we blame for the people urinating in public: the government or the people?

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An Uber driver has been arrested in San Mateo, California, USA for burglary.

According to the report, the driver took his riders to the airport, then drove back to their home, and tried to break in.

Surveillance footage from a doorbell camera showed him approaching the front door on Thursday and then walking away from the house. Police say he was chased off when the security alarm went off.

A CCTV footage showed him breaking into another home a few blocks away. The house was ransacked and a number of items were stolen. It was discovered from the footage that he spent four hours cleaning up the place.

The riders had reportedly rented the house through Airbnb.

The police were able to use that uber and the CCTV footage information to arrest the Uber driver, Jackie Gordon Wilson, 38, at a home in Rancho Cordova, near Sacramento.

They say some of the stolen property was found in the home and he had on the same clothes he was seen wearing in the videos.

Wilson was charged with first-degree burglary, attempted first-degree burglary, and resisting arrest.

Uber has announced that Jackie Gordon Wilson, The Uber driver, has since been removed from the driver's access to the app as soon as they were made aware of the allegations.

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Source:

https://autojosh.com/this-uber-driver-dropped-off-his-riders-returned-to-their-home-to-burgle-it-photos/


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30 Things To Know About Recent Railway Construction In Nigeria (1999-2019)

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The 156-kilometre Lagos-Ibadan railway will be ready in May this year (2019).

This was according to the Managing Director, Nigerian Railway Corporation, Mr Fidet Okheria,

On February 8, following that announcement, the Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, led several dignitaries on a train test-ride from Iju to Abeokuta.

The test run ride was to signify the commitment of the Federal Government to the new railway project.

The section that was test-run is the 62 kilometres stretch beginning from Iju (Lagos), which is Kilometre 21 to Kilometre 82 at Laderin, Abeokuta in Ogun state.

That section is part of the 156-Kilometer Lagos-Ibadan standard gauge railway project.

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A 3 months-long free train service to members of the public was announced. This was planned to commence shortly after the test run.

The free train ride will run from Lagos to Abeokuta. Members of the public were expected to board the train at the Iju station in Lagos.

In anticipation of a crowd, the Nigeria Railway Corporation (NRC) printed train tickets ahead of the announced date.

Sadly, the free train ride on that date never happened.

According to Rotimi Amaechi, the Chinese contractor suspended the three months free train ride due to security and safety of passengers.

Autojosh.com recently visited the construction site of railway track from Iju (Lagos state) to Agbado (Ogun state) to see the level of work there.

While we were there, we observed a serious pace of work going at the Iju-Agbado axis.

However, from our observation of the state of work there, the free train ride would not be possible any time soon.

The reason for this – chiefly – is that two lanes of railway tracks are being planned for the project. Currently, only one exists on that stretch.

Also, work to relocate the old narrow gauge track has not started there yet.

We inquired from a Nigerian worker on the site, who craved anonymity, of his opinion on when the Lagos-Ibadan railway project would be ready.

He was unequivocal in his response that it will not be anytime soon. He hinted that it might run into years. He attributed his opinion on the constant stoppage and resumption of work on the site.

The contractors handling the Lagos-Ibadan railway construction project is the China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CECC).

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Source:

https://autojosh.com/see-why-the-free-lagos-ibadan-train-ride-is-yet-to-commence-photos/

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In this footage, you’ll see how a man intentionally set a Toyota car ablaze. The reason behind his action is unknown to us. We don’t know if it’s a revenge or a punishment to someone.

He poured fuel on the car and then lit it up.

He almost got caught up in the inferno.

Watch the video via the link HERE

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Watch the video via the link HERE


Source: https://autojosh.com/watch-man-set-toyota-corolla-fire/


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Abuja is the capital city of our beloved country Nigeria, and it is in the middle of the country.

The capital city of Nigeria was moved from Lagos to Abuja in the year 1991. Abuja is the most popular and populous city of the Federal Capital Territory (including Bwari, Kuje, Kwali, Gwagwalada, Abaji and of course, Abuja) and the political centre of the nation.

The land now called Abuja was originally the south-western part of the ancient Habe (Hausa) kingdom of Zazzau (Zaria)

Here are the 5 most popular bus stops to be acquainted with in the city of Abuja:


1. Berger:

This is unarguably the most popular bus stop in Abuja. Situated at the heart of Abuja metropolis, Berger offers easy direct routes to most locations in Abuja and its environs. You would want to drive more carefully here (Of course, drive carefully always!!!), as the number of vehicles is more than usual.

Berger offers direct and indirect routes to popular places such as Wuse, Utako, Jabi, Area 1, Dutse-Alhaji Mabushi, Gwarinpa. Direct vehicles you can find there include Jabi – Jabi/Arab, Karmo; Garki (Areas 1 – 11); Mabushi, Nicon (Maitama District), Banex/Wuse 2, Katampe, Gwarinpa, Mpape, among others.


2. Area 1:

Its closeness to Berger makes it popular among Abuja inhabitants. Being a location for a majority of offices, it is a hub for the working class.

It is also one of the busiest bus stops in Abuja with heavy traffic during rush hours. Area 1 offers links to major areas like Berger (of course!), Apo, Areas 2 – 11 (Garki), AYA, Wuse, Durumi, Lugbe, Asokoro and Galadimawa.


3. Zuba:

Zuba offers routes to areas that lead to the outskirts of Abuja city. Whether you are going to the outskirts of Abuja, be it Lugbe, Deidei, Madalla, Gwagalada (or Gwags, as it is often called) or to another state – Suleja in Niger (and Yes, it’s in Niger) or Kano or Kaduna, then Zuba is your calling point.


4. Dutse-Alhaji (Dutse for short):

A popular bus-stop that links Kubwa and Bwari environs. It has the popular Dutse Market located at the bus stop, with market day occurring on Mondays.

You would not want to visit Dutse-Alhaji on a Monday especially morning hours and evening hours between 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm. There is always CONSTANT traffic (especially on Mondays) for commuters on the road leading to this bus-stop due to the high rush of workers to their homes, and the nearby market (especially this).



5. Nyanya:

This bus stop is synonymous to “hold-up”. Nyanya axis is home to most workers in Abuja Metropolis which is why it has heavy traffic to Abuja metropolis in the morning hours and also in the evening hours of the day.

If you want a similar experience to Lagos traffic in Abuja, then ply the Nyanya/Mararaba road. Nyanya links popular places like Asokoro and AYA in Abuja, and Karu, Mararaba, Keffi, and Lafia in Nasarawa state. It also links Bauchi, Plateau, etc.



Honourable mentions include: Lifecamp, Airport Junction (Jabi Axis), Dei-Dei, Madalla, Jabi garage, Kubwa, Karmo.



SOURCE: https://autojosh.com/5-major-bus-stops-popular-abuja/

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It is amazing the length that some thieves would go to steal.

The video below shows how two men on a motorcycle – a rider and a passenger – skillfully orchestrated the theft of a bag stored in the carriage of a moving truck.

Their precision is simply unbelievable.

Watch the video HERE


Source:

https://autojosh.com/see-how-this-dare-devil-thieves-on-a-motorbike-stole-from-a-moving-truck-video/

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President Muhammadu Buhari will be visiting Lagos before May 29 to commission the Oshodi Transport Interchange.

This news was confirmed by officials of the Lagos state government.

The Oshodi Transport Interchange will be Africa's first mega bus terminal.

The Oshodi Transport Interchange is part of a process to rebrand Oshodi, with the aim of giving Oshodi an ultra-modern outlook.

During the visit, the president will also commission the 10-lane Oshodi-Murtala Mohammed International Airport road.

Both projects are two key legacies that the outgoing governor of Lagos state – Akinwunmi Ambode – would be leaving behind as governor of the state.

Construction work is still ongoing at the Oshodi Transport Interchange. It is expected that it would be completed in good time before May 29.

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The regeneration of the Oshodi axis into a world-class Central Business District (CBD) involves the construction of Transport Interchange.

The Interchange will aggregate all 13 city and interstate motor parks in Oshodi into 3 multi-storey bus terminals.

The three-floor terminals, which will be 30, 000 square meters for each terminal, will take care of the parking and passenger demand.

The Terminal One would be for inter-state transport activities. While Terminal Two and Three will cater for intra-city transport activities.

The terminals would have standard facilities including waiting area, loading bays, ticketing stands, driver lounge, parking areas, restrooms, etc.

It would also come with accessible walkways and pedestrian bridges and a state-of-the-art sky-walk to link all the three terminals, introduction of bus lanes, lay-bys, introduction of green parks to soften the environment and proper waste management strategy, fencing, street lighting and a dedicated security team for Oshodi including surveillance tower, CCTVs, etc.



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Source:

https://autojosh.com/see-the-oshodi-transport-interchange-that-buhari-will-commission-in-lagos-photos/

The tragic event occurred over the weekend.

It was captured by a CCTV camera at a fuel station at the Caltex garage in Kenilworth in Cape Town, South Africa.

The CCTV footage showed gratuitous gun violence and the execution of a man inside a BMW.

The public execution of the motorist is believed to be gang-related.

From the CCTV footage, a man inside the BMW pulls into the station and parks next to a petrol pump. He opens his window and begins a dialogue with someone just out-of-shot on the driver’s side.

Then, two of the shooters – one wearing a grey hooded shirt and the other a black gilet – emerge from behind the tanks.

They dash towards the car and began firing their pistols at the driver from point blank range.

The shots fired at the target went on for long, ostensibly to ensure that the victim did not survive the attack.

Reports confirmed that the attackers were later apprehended.

In total, four people were arrested and two firearms were recovered.

Watch the graphic video HERE.



Source:

https://autojosh.com/watch-how-a-man-was-assassinated-in-his-car-at-a-fuel-station-graphic-video/


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The rainy season is just about kicking off.

Countries – especially those in the tropical region – that have witnessed severe cases of flooding due to heavy rainfall in recent years, are putting measures in place to avert such crisis from repeating itself.

For instance, in Kenya, the government is taking proactive steps to ensure that there are no flooding in city centers especially in big cities like Nairobi, Mombasa, etc.

There, the authorities are making concerted efforts to clear up blocked drainage systems. ahead of the rainy season.

Blocked drainage systems in cities can lead to flooding, a situation where water is diverted from the channels into roads, homes, etc.

Sadly, in Lagos state, a place prone to flooding, and also a place that is supremely notorious for blocked drainage systems, there has been absolutely nothing done to rid the drainage systems of refuse.

See photos of the clean-up exercise of drainage systems in cities in Kenya.


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See below typical drainage systems in Lagos state.



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Source:

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Except we elevate our standards, Nigeria will continue to be the laughing stock of the world.

Indeed, intra-city commercial buses in Lagos, popularly referred to as Danfo, are notorious for their dirty and terrible state of disrepair.

See, below, how Kenyans took to Twitter to mock the atrocious condition of mass transit buses in Lagos, Nigeria.

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Source:

https://autojosh.com/see-how-kenyans-mocked-lagos-danfo-photos/

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American Rapper Offset paid homage to Nipsey Hussel who was gunned down last week, by painting all the cars in his collections ‘Nipsey Blue’.

27-year-old Kiari Cephus is professionally known as Offset. He is an American rapper and member of the hip hop and trap music trio Migos, alongside cousins Takeoff and Quavo.

He shared the photo on his Instagram with the caption – “NIPSEY BLUE #RIPNIP OWNER”

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These are the five cars in his collection that he painted ‘Nipsey Blue’ (from left to right):

Bentley Bentayga
Rolls Royce Wraith
Lammborghini Urus,
Lamborghini Aventador, and
Rolls Royce Cullinan


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SOURCE: https://autojosh.com/rapper-offset-paints-cars-nipsey-hussle-blue/

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Regina Daniels is a teenage actress that came into the movie industry at a tender age of 7. Ever since then, she has starred in numerous movies.

Recently, she got herself two Mercedes Benz cars - ML350 SUV and C300 4Matic. Adding to that, she gifted her mother a mansion in Abuja. All these spontaneous acquisitions raised the curiosity of many Nigerians who questioned how she got all the money for all that. A lot of people have the notion that acting alone can't give her such money.

The other day, she was spotted in a Rolls Royce Wraith.

This time around, she was seen cruising Abuja in a Convertible Ferrari....That's huge you know.

Watch the Video Via The Link HERE.


SOURCE: https://autojosh.com/regina-daniels-convertible-ferrari-abuja/

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Air travel remains one of the safest and fastest means of transportation in the world especially when it comes to long journey. Even though it’s safe and fast, there are very slim chances of survival if a crash should occur. According to experts, plane crashes always occur either during takeoff or landing.

There are airports where the runways are not smooth, straight and big enough for aircrafts to easily land and hence are considered to be dangerous. These types of airports require highly skillful pilots to land aircrafts.


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Air travel remains one of the safest and fastest means of transportation in the world especially when it comes to long journey. Even though it’s safe and fast, there are very slim chances of survival if a crash should occur. According to experts, plane crashes always occur either during takeoff or landing.

There are airports where the runways are not smooth, straight and big enough for aircrafts to easily land and hence are considered to be dangerous. These types of airports require highly skillful pilots to land aircrafts.

Today, Autojosh brings to you the 10 most dangerous airports in the world


10. Lukla Airport in Nepal:

Tenzing–Hillary Airport, also known as Lukla Airport, is a small airport in the town of Lukla, in Khumbu, Solukhumbu District.The airport serves as the main airport for those visiting Mountain Everest. This airport has been rated as the most dangerous airport in the world for over 20 years.

How the airport is nestled in between mountains and the very short length of the runway is among what makes this airport a very dangerous airport; hence very difficult to land. There are also no air traffic controllers on site, so pilots are on their own to land their aircrafts, sometimes large aircraft.

According to records, there have been multitudes of crashes at the Lukla Airport which have claimed several lives. If you are the adventurous type and have ever fantasized of heading to Mountain Everest, be prepared to land in this airport.


9. Courchevel International Airport in France:

Courchevel Altiport is an altiport serving Courchevel, a ski resort in the French Alps. The airfield has a very short runway of only 537 metres with a downward gradient of 18.5% which makes taking off very difficult. There is no go-around procedure for landings at Courchevel, due to the surrounding mountainous terrain.


8. Toncontin Airport, Tegucigalpa, Honduras:

Toncontín International Airport or Teniente Coronel Hernán Acosta Mejía Airport is a civil and military airport located 6 km from the centre of Tegucigalpa, Honduras.

Landing in this airport is a huge task for pilots because it’s sited in a mountainous area.

In order for planes to prepare for the descent, they must make a quick 45-degree bank turn to reach the runway in a valley. After this bank, planes must rapidly drop in altitude, being careful not to scrape the terrain directly underneath.


7. Princess Juliana International Airport in St. Maarten:

Princess Juliana International Airport is the main airport on the Caribbean island of Saint Martin/Sint Maarten. The airport is located on the Dutch side of the island, in the country of Sint Maarten. In 2015, the airport handled 1,829,543 passengers and around 60,000 aircraft movements.

The airport is notable for the beach situated just before the runway. The runway is just 2179 meters in length and it is considered dangerous to some big aircraft that requires more than 2500 meters to ensure safe landing.

The airport was initially built for smaller aircraft but as soon as tourism took over, larger aircrafts became part of the regular aircrafts.


6. Paro Airport in Bhutan, Himalayan Mountains:

Paro Airport is the sole international airport of the four airports in the Kingdom of Bhutan. It is 6 km from Paro in a deep valley on the bank of the river Paro Chhu.

This airport has always been ranking one of the most dangerous airports in the world. Do you know it’s only 8 pilots are qualified to land in this airstrip. The runway is only 1981 meters in length.


5. Gibraltar International:

This dangerous airport is somewhere in South Europe. For this airport, it is its design feature that makes it a dangerous airport and not particularly the runway. A Street – Winston Churchill Avenue – in that area intercepts the runway.

When an aircraft is about to land, the runway has to be closed with the aid of spotlights on the road telling cars to stop and allow an aircraft land.


4. McMurdo Air Station, Antarctica:

Antarctica lacks airport infrastructures maybe because not many people travel to that part of the world. To land an aircraft in this region, perfect landing is highly needed or else the aircraft will run askew due to the slick ice.


3. Madeira Airport, Portugal:

Madeira Airport is one of the few in the world where engineers build a runway platform in order to expand. The landing strip sits between steep cliffs and the shores of the ocean.

Pilots simply don’t have enough space to land. When an expansion project was planned, designers saw that the only option was to build a series of platforms on an artificial island extending from the current runway.

Over 180 columns hold the runway up which have to withstand serious shock loading during landings.


2. MCAS Futenma, Okinawa:

This airport is situated in a US Marine Corps Air Station in Okinawa, Japan. The Navy and the Marine Corps rank it as the most dangerous airport in the world where F/A-18 Hornets and V-22 Osprey continuously land.

The area is strategically important to the US military, which is part of the reason it maintains operation. Part of the reason this airport is so dangerous is because high-density housing sits in an area that should be cleared for emergency situations.

This makes it one of the worst airports in Asia and a problem for most airlines.


1. Narsarsuaq Airport, Greenland:

The airports in cold Greenland are constantly covered in ice. At only 1,800 meters and canvassed in slick ice, this runway is one of the most difficult in the world for any pilot. The weather is constantly stormy creating intense turbulence and low visibility on approach making it the worst airport in the world for both flight staff as well as passengers.

Shear winds affect planes which, coupled with the icy runway. The nearby active volcano also commonly erupts sending ash into the clouds which can stall and destroy engines.


SOURCE: https://autojosh.com/10-most-dangerous-airports-world/


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Switzerland is a central European country.

It measures just 220 km north-to-south and 350 km east-to-west.

82% of journeys by public transport in this tiny landlocked nation are by train.

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Every long-distance, double-decker InterCity train in Switzerland includes a Ticki Park family coach. This effectively serves as a playground on wheels on its upper deck.

The lower deck provides storage space for luggage and pushchairs.

The coaches are decorated with colourful, child-friendly motifs and equipped with board games to help kids pass the time when traveling.

Making facilities clean and family-friendly is a key part of the appeal. But so is ease and convenience.

Despite the relatively large number of public transport companies, customers can board public transport at more than 25,000 stops, and travel as far as they need to on just one ticket; all tickets are valid on all services, nationwide.

See photos of the interior of some family-friendly trains in Switzerland.

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https://autojosh.com/see-amazing-the-family-friendly-interior-of-trains-in-switzerland-photos/


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Bruce Campbell, a retired 64-year-old American engineer, has always had a creative vision.

In 1999, Campbell purchased a Boeing 727 aircraft from Olympic Airways, based at Athens Airport, USA.

He bought the aircraft for a whopping sum of $100,000.

After acquiring it, he had to transport the massive aircraft to a forest in Hillsboro, Oregon, where he already owned a 10-acre piece of land that cost him $23,000.

Transporting the plane from Athens, Greece, to Oregon proved to be the most daunting task. Transporting the aircraft cost him about $120,000.

There, he turned the otherwise scrap of a plane into a beautiful upcycled masterpiece.

Campbell believes that airplanes can have so much potential outside of their intended use.

This was how this man used a good dose of imagination, an old plane and a large plot of land to create one of the most unique houses in the world.

See photos of the airplane home of Bruce Campbell in the deep forest of Hillsboro, Oregon, USA.



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Source:

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Source: https://autojosh.com/will-sanwo-olu-enforce-these-traffic-laws-that-his-predecessors-failed-to-enforce/

Not everyone you see on road driving is as calm as they may look. This driver took it entirely to another level after some FRSC officials allegedly damaged his precious car.

The aggrieved driver attacked the FRSC officials with something that looks like 2x2 wood. The officials had no option than to flee from the aggrieved driver in their van.

Watch Video Via The Link HERE

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SOURCE: https://autojosh.com/aggrived-driver-attacks-frsc-officials/

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This is a video of a fully loaded fuel tanker at Ibafo, along the Lagos-Ibadan expressway.

The tanker developed a leak, thus making the content of the tanker to spill profusely.

Rather than maintain a safe distance, some passers-bys - mostly area boys - got containers to take the fuel gushing out of the tanker.

An official of the FRSC was on the ground to manage the situation. This, however, did little to discourage the young men who were more interested in salvaging as much fuel from the tankers for themselves.

Watch the video HERE.


Source:

https://autojosh.com/see-how-a-tanker-was-spilling-fuel-at-ibafo-and-the-risk-took-to-steal-from-it-video/



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It is one thing to make laws, it is another thing to follow through with proper enforcement of such laws.

Since 1999, successive governments in Lagos state became famous for instituting brilliant and cutting-edge laws or public rules - especially in the road transport subsector.

Sadly, each of them ended up failing miserably in enforcing some of these laws.

Soon, it becomes evident for all to see that the willpower to enforce these laws or public rules is practically non-existent.

Often, the reason for poor enforcement is credited to re-election considerations.

Unlike in the military dispensation, there is always the fear of the possible diminished political capital of the governor or his political party, as a fallout of their a strict enforcement of some of these laws.

This has become some of the very tragic realities in Lagos.

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A new dispensation in the administration of Lagos state beckons.

On 29, May, there will be a new government – one that will be headed by Babajide Sanwo-Olu.

Will Sanwo-Olu be daring enough to enforce some of these road transport laws and rules that have made Lagos state rank poorly in road traffic management?

See below some laws and rules in the road transport sector that we expect Sanwo-Olu to enforce without fear of whose ox is gored.



Ban on the operation of “Kabu kabu”
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“Kabu kabu” are unregistered taxis – or those that are not painted in the designated colours of commercial vehicles in Lagos state.

In the twilight of the military rule in Lagos, state, the activities of Kabu kabu operators were issues of concern to the government. Apart from security concerns, they were hard to regulate and tax.

However, with the return of democracy, moves were made to legislate against the practice.

During the Fashola administration, the Ministry of Transportation originated an act that was forwarded to the State House of Assembly for the regulation of Kabu Kabu operations in the state.

The act had ideas on to ensure that cab operators get licenses from the ministry in order to operate. The regulation was necessary so that the lives of residents would not be at risk.

Apparently, that effort turned out to be a waste of time and effort.




Ban on Okada
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Commercial motorcycle better known as “Okada” is one of the greatest public nuisances that has ever afflicted Lagos state.

This ubiquitous mode of public transport gained notoriety for a number reason. For instance, these necessary evils contribute significantly to the high patronage witnessed at orthopedic hospitals in Lagos.

Okadas are also the most convenient mode of getaway transport for criminals – especial in locations with busy traffic.

Successive governments in Lagos state had made efforts to outlaw this mode of public transport without success.

However, the administration of Babatunde Fashola – in 2012 – took the bull by the horn by instituting an assertive ban on Okada operation.

The ban restricted Okadas from plying 475 roads in the metropolis.

Today, that ban appears to exist only on papers.




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The habit of throwing liters from mobile vehicles contributes to the notoriously poor sanitary condition of Lagos state.

To check the practice, the administration of Bola Ahmed Tinubu mandated that commercial vehicle operators should have a wastebasket in their vehicles at all time.

This measure was necessary to ensure that passengers in commercial buses no longer throw things out of commercial vehicles.

At the time, drivers of commercial buses were compelled to purchase small government-endorsed and branded wastebaskets.

Theses wastebaskets were sold to commercial drivers in Lagos state at exorbitant prices.

Sadly, time later proved that that policy was one intended primarily as a revenue drive for the government and perhaps empowerment for their cronies.



Helmet
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Naturally, motorcyclists- especially Okada riders – are required to use a helmet and provide one for passengers. This rule was never really enforced in Lagos state.

In 2008, the Fashola administrator instituted a road traffic policy that makes it illegal for motorcyclists and their passengers to commute without protective headgear.

The government even came up with a policy that compels commercial motorcyclist to use only government-provided helmets.

The enforcement of that rule was only sustained for a brief period.



Hanging Bus Conductors
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Indeed, this practice is almost as old as modern day Lagos. It is the practice of Danfo conductors hanging out of their buses, while the bus is in motion.

Hanging on Danfos is considered as some sort of professional “swag” in the league of danfo conductors.

Successive governments – civilian and military – have issued threats and warnings against the practice. Yet, it did little to curb the practice.

The administrations of Tinubu, Fashola and the outgoing Ambode administration, have demonstrated no sincere resolve to stem this dangerous practice.




Prohibition of Danfo Bus Drivers From Working More Than 8 Hours Daily
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Fatigue, due to driving for long hours, contribute to some reckless and dangerous driving by commercial drivers in Lagos.

In 2013, to reduce incidences of fatigue-inspired road mishaps, the Fashola-led government came up with a harebrained idea. It was a law that prohibited bus drives from working more than 8 hours daily.

The government depended on Section 44 of the Road Traffic Law. The law stated that commuter bus drivers are barred from driving for 8 hours at a stretch.

On January 2014, enforcement of that law started. However, like other otherwise good policies, the Lagos state government demonstrated the lack of will-power to enforce this road traffic law.


See also: 5 Key Transport Policies That Possibly Affected Ambode’s Re-Election Bid HERE



Street trading
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In Lagos state, jobs and decent employment opportunities are terrifically scarce. This reality has led million to trade on the street and engaging in other similar informal economic activities.

Street trading has become a major contributor to the incredible GDP of Lagos state.

Sadly, street trading is one of the big menaces on the roads in Lagos state – sometimes contributing to traffic gridlocks. It has been an issue of great concern to successive governments in Lagos state.

However, in 2016, the Ambode administration started a campaign to rid roads of hawkers and street traders. Enormous state resources were invested to promote this project.

For instance, street signs to indicate the prohibition of street trading on roads were produced and installed around the state.

However, and ostensibly due to the fear of a possible backlash at the polls, the entire plan was jettisoned.


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As part of a plan to ease Lagos state of traffic gridlocks – especially during rush hours – the Fashola administration outlawed the system where streets or roads that would have provided alternative routes to motorist are gated.

Residents and Landlord Associations were instructed by the state authorities to keep their street gates ajar until late in the evenings.

Upon implementation, this policy proved effective in decongesting traffic in some traffic gridlock-prone roads.

Lately, that enforcement appears to have been significantly relaxed.





Designated Routes For Danfo
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During the Fashola administration, a system of designating every Danfo on specific routes was instituted.

Principally, this system was necessary to stem the tide of criminal activities facilitated with the use of Danfos. A notable instance is the incidences of “One Chance”.

To that end, every danfo and Molue were designated on specific routes. To ensure compliance, the routes that each Danfo was assigned to were printed on their chassis. The enforcement was taken seriously but not for so long.





Ban on Agberos
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Unarguably, the activities of the road transport unions officials –aka “agbero” – is the greatest nuisance that bedevils roads in Lagos.

To regulate their activities on the roads, 0n August 3, 2012, the Fashola administration enacted the Lagos road traffic laws.

This law was unambiguous in the outright ban of the activities of the Agberos (NURTW, RTREAN, etc.) both at motor parks and at bus stops.

In simple terms, by that law, the mere sight of an agbero on the street or bus stop is a crime against Lagos state.

Curiously, the enforcement of that law by the chest-beating Fashola administration only lasted for 3 days.

Interestingly, that law still exists. Yet, there has been no political will to enforce it. It further heightens the popular curiosity as to why successive Lagos state government in the democratic dispensation are completely powerless over the activities of Agberos in the state.


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Source: https://autojosh.com/will-sanwo-olu-enforce-these-traffic-laws-that-his-predecessors-failed-to-enforce/


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In all you do, safety should come first so that you will be healthy, alive and wholesome to continue another time. The owner of this boat went overboard. He threw caution to the wind and did something very inappropriate.

He carried 12 school pupils on his boat on the Lagos lagoon with the pupils not putting on life jackets.

The question now is: What could have been the faith of those kids if there had been a mishap? Even if he’s a fish and very good at swimming, he won't be able to save the life of 12 of them.

The management of National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA) on a control inspection on Monday intervened and brought the boat owner to book. According to the agency, a boat carrying 12 pupils of the Government Secondary School, Tarkwa Bay from Osborne to Marina in Lagos was arrested on Thursday March 28, because none of the pupils had life jackets on. The agency further revealed that all the pupils were below 16 years old.

“The route is one of the busiest. Most shockingly, none of the children wore a life jacket on that open boat. A standard approved life jacket is an essential requirement for water transportation and its use is mandatory, for it is the only tool that helps to ensure the survival of lives in the unfortunate event of a boat mishap.

“What is more, nobody can rule out the possibility of a mishap occurring on any trip at any given time due to several factors that may be beyond human control. NIWA places a very high premium on the safety of lives on water. We had only recently toured all passenger jetties in Lagos on sensitization campaign on safety, with particular emphasis on the use of life jackets, among other requirements. We view this incident as a gross travesty of this campaign, which consequences could have been the avoidable loss of precious young Nigerian lives.

“Consequently, the operator and driver of the impounded boat would be charged to court under extant laws, so as to serve as a severe deterrence to other operators in the industry.

We have lost so many lives from boat mishaps that every necessary step must be taken to protect further loss of lives on our waterways.

“NIWA will not relent in its determination to monitor activities on the inland waterways with routine and control inspections. We will seek maximum lawful penalties for those who violate safety measures on the waterways.

“We wish to use this medium to solicit the support of all Nigerians and in particular, stakeholders in the water transportation sub-sector and the media to support the Authority in its campaign towards safety on our waterways.”


SOURCE: https://autojosh.com/niwa-arrests-boat-owner-pupil-life-jacket/

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Volkswagen Beetle is the people’s car.

Indeed, it was designed to be so – the People’s Car.

Perhaps, that was why it was named “Volks” – an epithet that literally means “People’s.

It is said that Hitler formulated the need for this kind of car, which should be something cheap and simple to be mass-produced in Germany. The infamous dictator even said once, “This is the car for my roads.”

To design and build the car, Ferdinand Porsche was contracted for the job.

The Volkswagen Beetle has a top speed of 115 km/h (71 mph) and 0–100 km/h (0–62 mph) in 27.5 seconds. This is considered a wonder for a car that small.

It has a fuel consumption of 6.7 l/100 km (36 mpg) for the standard 25 kW (34 hp) engine.

The design is so unique that you would definitely know one when you see one. It, later on, became known as the “Beetle” because of its bug shape.


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Arguably, in the automotive industry, the most tuned up car model is the Volkswagen Beetle (Type 1.).

Car tuning is the modification of the performance or appearance of a vehicle.

The Type 1 Beetle car is a two-door, rear-engine economy car. It was intended for five occupants (later, beetles were only allowed for four people in some countries).

All around the world, the iconic Volkswagen Beetle car brand has become the most recognizable car brand. It keeps getting remodeled to suit the diverse interests of the owners.

The Volkswagen Beetle (Type 1.) was manufactured and marketed by German automaker Volkswagen (VW) from 1938 until 2003.

Below are 50 examples of some remodeled Beetles.


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