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The road now is cleared up

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IiHbCKRqjz8?si=207WcnOIn_VJyevt

On this virtual I drove through the bustling Oworonshoki-Apapa Expressway, starting from mile 2 area all the way to Apapa wharf! Experience the sights and sounds of one of Lagos' busiest routes, passing through diverse neighborhoods and iconic landmarks along the journey. From the hectic traffic to the scenic views
This corridor was a nightmare for commuter before now

What's experience on this road?

Hotice085:
FESTAC is still better than gated overhead cable Banana island
Estates with 5 lanes, bicycle and pedestrian lane, it was the b
est planned city in Africa and still remains the best planned largest estate in Nigeria

Fastac is well planned

ceejay80s:
That place is dirty, have u been to Washington DC ?

I wasn't comparing though

ceejay80s:
Are u ok ?
Look at the kind of food u are dishing out to us

How do you mean?

Burruchaga71:
Please kindly add graphic images.
Thanks.

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Sheuns:
Lagos issue of flooding isn’t as a result of natural disasters but bad and terrible drainage systems coupled with littering.

I wonder why the government haven’t taken a bold step to address the drainage issues in Lagos state all these years.

Not far from the truth

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFevsfspqk0?si=co3fpmv6SCZGDJS8

Welcome to our latest video exploring Festac Lagos in 2024! Join us as we take you through the vibrant streets of this dynamic neighborhood, showcasing its modern infrastructure, bustling markets, and cultural landmarks. Discover how Festac has evolved with new residential areas, innovative businesses, and community spaces. Whether you're a local or just curious, this tour will give you a glimpse of the unique blend of tradition and contemporary living that defines Festac today.

rantingpigs:
What were you expecting before?

Does Propaganda give infrastructural development? This is to show you that the Las Vegas they constantly shout about is actually a super disaster waiting to happen.

Before 12 years..time....e go happen .

But honestly as Nigerians regardless of our ethnic group if any part of Nigeria collapse is a Lost for every Nigerians... or are mine missing anything?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwKYPuJDUjw?si=gnxa2RzP1YVYIGZP

The Lagos Redline Metro is a game-changer for mass movement in Lagos, Nigeria. The 37km rail line connects Agbado in Ogun State to Oyingbo in Lagos, with notable stops at Ikeja, Oshodi, Mushin, Yaba, and Oyingbo

President Bola Tinubu inaugurated the Red Line Rail Project on February 29, 2024. The Red Line will share the right-of-way with the Lagos-Kano Standard Gauge Railway The Red Line is envisioned as a vital metro link within the Lagos-Ibadan rail corridor

The Red Line is expected to carry over 500,000 passengers daily, reducing commute times and improving air quality by decreasing traffic congestion The project also includes the construction of 10 vehicular overpasses and pedestrian bridges to ensure the safe separation of train traffic from car and pedestrian movement

Noniblaq1:
Omo, this one laud o

Honestly

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cosqUS2P4sY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFevsfspqk0

Welcome to our latest video exploring Festac Lagos in 2024! Join us as we take you through the vibrant streets of this dynamic neighborhood, showcasing its modern infrastructure, bustling markets, and cultural landmarks. Discover how Festac has evolved with new residential areas, innovative businesses, and community spaces. Whether you're a local or just curious, this tour will give you a glimpse of the unique blend of tradition and contemporary living that defines Festac today.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IiHbCKRqjz8?si=eSR73uejZ6znGvtU

On this virtual I drove through the bustling Oworonshoki-Apapa Expressway, starting from mile 2 area all the way to Apapa wharf! Experience the sights and sounds of one of Lagos' busiest routes, passing through diverse neighborhoods and iconic landmarks along the journey. From the hectic traffic to the scenic views, come along for a captivating ride through the heart of Nigeria's commercial

The Lagos Redline Metro is a game-changer for mass movement in Lagos, Nigeria. The 37km rail line connects Agbado in Ogun State to Oyingbo in Lagos, with notable stops at Ikeja, Oshodi, Mushin, Yaba, and Oyingbo

President Bola Tinubu inaugurated the Red Line Rail Project on February 29, 2024. The Red Line will share the right-of-way with the Lagos-Kano Standard Gauge Railway The Red Line is envisioned as a vital metro link within the Lagos-Ibadan rail corridor

The Red Line is expected to carry over 500,000 passengers daily, reducing commute times and improving air quality by decreasing traffic congestion The project also includes the construction of 10 vehicular overpasses and pedestrian bridges to ensure the safe separation of train traffic from car and pedestrian movement


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwKYPuJDUjw?si=gnxa2RzP1YVYIGZP

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Welcome to our latest video where we explore the Mobolaji Johnson Train Station, a modern marvel in Ebute Metta, Lagos. Named after the first military governor of Lagos State, this state-of-the-art facility is not only a transportation hub but also a symbol of progress and innovation in Nigeria.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9axyEek7w4?si=m426llzI3q5CVW6E

Alaba Rago on Monday

Nigerians is only God that can help us

Nigerians really need help we're so divided by many factors yet we want a working society
Like how do we achieve that with this myopic mindset

Welcome to our deep dive into Epe, one of Lagos' most fascinating and rapidly developing areas. In this video, we explore Epe's unique characteristics, its rich cultural heritage, and its significant contributions to the economy of both Lagos State and Nigeria


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqsiV-nJvMU

Why Epe Matters:
Epe is more than just a town on the outskirts of Lagos; it is a burgeoning hub of economic activity with immense potential. Its strategic location, coupled with ongoing infrastructural developments, makes it a key player in the future growth of Lagos and Nigeria as a whole

In this video, we take you through the dramatic and impactful demolition of the Alabarago Market in Lagos. Once a bustling hub of commerce, Alabarago Market has been a central part of the community for decades. This monumental event marks the end of an era and the beginning of new opportunities for development in the area


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ob1DkZU1Acg

LAGOS TASKFORCE SERVES REMOVAL NOTICE TO OCCUPANTS OF ILLEGAL STRUCTURES AT ALABA RAGO

The Lagos State Taskforce has served a removal notice to squatters and occupants of shanties and illegal structures at Alabarago in Ojo Local Government Area of the State, directing them to vacate the area immediately.

This comes after a previous notice was served to the occupants of the illegal structures on the 19th of May 2022, advising them to move out of the settlement which had been marked for demolition by the State Government.

The Chairman of the State Task Force, CSP Shola Jejeloye described the State of habitation in the area as deplorable and not fit for human occupancy due to the unhygienic activities and closeness of the shanties to the canal and drainage system in that axis. He emphasised that the notice served to them two years ago still stands and will be enforced soon.

He said, “Illegal traders, occupants and miscreants should be ready to leave this place any moment from now. We have served them eviction notice previously to vacate this place but they have defied the instructions of the Government by still being here. Some of the occupants here believe the notice served two years ago no longer stands but I want to assure them that nothing has invalidated the notice and they should be prepared for demolition any minute from now”.

Jejeloye assured Lagosians that no stone will be left unturned till environmental degradation is completely stamped out of the State, reiterating the commitment of the Lagos State Task Force to enforce strict compliance to environmental laws as enshrined in the THEMES Plus agenda of the State Government.

https://lagosstate.gov.ng/lagos-taskforce-serves-removal-notice-to-occupants-of-illegal-structures-at-alaba-rago/

Mod please I don't know the appropriate section to post please pardon me


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3QVDaIZJmns?si=t_QG4uSgafOLL2Q1

Join us on a journey across the iconic Lagos Third Mainland Bridge, now fully rehabilitated and reopened to the public! 🌉 In this video, we'll take you through the breathtaking views, the engineering marvels, and the significance of this vital link in Nigeria's infrastructure network.

After months of meticulous renovation works, the Lagos Third Mainland Bridge stands stronger and safer than ever before, ready to serve commuters and travelers alike. From its stunning vistas of Lagos Lagoon to its vital role in connecting the bustling districts of Lagos, this bridge is a symbol of progress and connectivity.

The Mushin train station

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEybGg9REPk

Ikeja train station

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKn8lll59ZQ?si=OjqGU3FEgEbLOuc9

Inside the Agege Train Station

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O53ijNH8S60

This is the Oyingbo train station for the Lagos redline

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3G-bqnApHY?si=FIdLNxAWg5ZSD0bE

I'll be dropping the Stations here on the thread that's if you're following

Quote or like this if you're following

This's what the train look like from the inside

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKoU21Nf250

Olatoman:
Thank you for the vid.

My curiosity is towards;

a. The time between stops
b. Train schedules (weekends inclusive(
c. Price mechanism; will the price increase if I'm going to point F as against point c.
d. Top speed.

All the information will be fully made available when it commercial operation which for now there's still some finishing touch Going on
But I'm sure when it start commercial operation there will be a train at the station Atleast every 30min except on Sunday which it will be running in the morning 6-10am and 5-9pm

More info will be made available when the line start commercial operation

Stay tuned

Mr governor received the president ahead of the redline commissioning today

Hey fellow nairalander

Follow the redline project from a youtuber perspective

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9nWmiQe6H8