teeytimi:
My Fatheer Na MUMU

Okay extend my greetings to him.

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There are companies that are powered with solar, so, why won't it be used if their is no light. No cause for alarm. Good work Oando and Lagos state government.

Some people's states are still battling with basic things why Lagos is forging ahead, yet, they appreciate not.

You have to love how naija puts the horse before the cart. No power supply, solution? Buy Electric vehicles. lmao

Throwback:
This is the state one fellow wanted to govern without any serious work experience.

But the guy na architect na.

At least he can draw electric bus on a piece of paper

Im not even based in Nigeria talk less of a glorified slum called Lagos

RAND250:


And you forgot this is a multi billion dollars project run by private sector.

Before making such investment consultations have been carried out already



State can now generate her own electricity some government buildings in Lagos don't depend on NEPA or generator

The funny fact is some persons talking down on this initiative don't even base ok Lagos

Don't transfer your hate from Tinubu to Lagos

chaloskyx:
Lol what progress putting the cart before the horse progress right? ask yourself these questions 1 Do you have stable electricity supply to cater for electric cars NO!! 2 Do you have a single charging station in the entire country to cater for the buses NO!!! 3 Do you have the technical competence of fully qualified mechanics and service facilities to handle repairs and maintenance NO!!! so what direction is that is that not the direction of complete mismanagement of public funds!!!

Calm down na.

They must have considered those factors before purchasing the buses

Placing the cart before the horse .
Electric cars without uninterrupted power supply is a total waste of time .
Don't be surprised to see these buses parked after few years .

the
battery will surely drain off at third mainland bridge traffic. take this to the bank

Fantabulous!

ragakaer:



Solar can be used to complement normal electricity. Their are companies that are powered with solar.

In the event that there's heavy rainfall and bad weather with no sunlight to power the solar, then what?

Biodun556:



https://www.facebook.com/AriseTVNews/photos/a.446616515413659/9144402468968310/?type=3

Awesome. These are the kinds of vehicle renewable technologies that must be adopted in mass transportation before the fuel subsidy is removed in Nigeria.

I just heard that the planned subsidy removal has been suspended... but it has to be done so the money saved can go into more sustainable developmental projects.

Please guys.... I need a partime Job in Ibadan..... preferably night shift.

Dbestbrest:
Kudos to Sanwo-Olu for the giant stride he's making to ensure that Lagos State meets the transportation needs of her people. We didn't make mistake in reelecting this astute governor. His second term will also see to the completion of the red line rail. We saw tomorrow before we rejected that boy from the other side

Una never fit get light for house you dey talk of electric bus. How them want charge am? How long battery go last for traffic gridlock? How the bus want cross railway line when battery flat, abi na passenger go push am? This is simply putting the cart before the horse because they want belong

Throwback:
This is the state one fellow wanted to govern without any serious work experience.

Abeg go siddon.. Where is electricity to power and charge?
So OANDO, owned by Tinubus, is now into selling and managing molue buses? Or LASG awarded an inflated contract to their crony company. What is the value thar OANDo is offering without BAT influence?

NOC1:


Some places in Lagos do have over 18hrs power supply.

That must be Lagos in Portugal

Juju70:

That must be Lagos in Portugal

U dey mind him/her… lol

To acquire no be problem na to maintain be issue

NOC1:


Some places in Lagos do have over 18hrs power supply.

Where in Lagos do you have 18hrs electric power supply?

Just dey play.

Godoverevery:


My place in lagos....we had light since on Monday till this morning.....if not for the rain am sure they won't have off it.

On a average.....we have 21hrs light per day here.

Are you telling us you have light for like 18hrs per day since the turn of the year?

Dey lie small small

Throwback:
This is the state one fellow wanted to govern without any serious work experience.

Abeg which experience did Sanolu had when he became the governor ? Am sure you won't say this assuming bobo Chicago was the one that wanted him as governor, I still wonder why some of y*u guys refused to have sense of reasoning.

NOC1:


Some places in Lagos do have over 18hrs power supply.

I concur! Some even have 24hrs straight.

litaninja:
You have to love how naija puts the horse before the cart. No power supply, solution? Buy Electric vehicles. lmao

Be careful how you laugh.
Was reading with alarm yesterday that Mercedes Benz announced that the 2023 E-class will be the last pure combustion engined automobile in that fleet it will make.

The era of ICE's has ended and Nigeria like most of the third world has not started the transition. We are not even talking about it as a country thoughtless of planning on the transition.

My guess is that the tsunami from the fossil fuel earthquake happening in the rest of the developed world will probably hit us in a few years when the cost of old stock pure combustion engined cars begins to rise astronomically.

And then what happens to a country without the infrastructure to transit to electric vehicles, a country that cannot manufacture combustion engines anyway....

There is a big, big problem coming.

Lagos na wah!

Juju70:

That must be Lagos in Portugal

This is the problem with many of commentators on issues. Someone is telling you a fact but because you live in a backward state, you think it is impossible! I hope you know that Lagos hospitals and all of Alausa enjoy power 24/7? Many areas in Lekki Ikoyi Surulere etc have been enjoying that for some time now with the Willing Buyer Willing Seller scheme.

In many places in Osun state, there is constant power supply for more than 18 hrs daily.

Lagos is progressing the rest are ranting and hating.

Lagos,always on the move ! This is why those sojourners from across the Niger River prefer to die in Lagos and desperately want its status to be that of "a no man's land" !

EKO O NI BAJE !

ILE ODUA O NI BAJE !

YORUBA YI O MA TE SIWAJU !

We are the pacesetters, a ji se bi Yoruba laari, Yoruba o se bi baba enikokan !

Nice one Lagos have 2 independent power plants there are several estate with 24hrs electricity in Lagos

Nice one , I hopped it can be affordable to papa and mama in the market places

What will power this buses is not really a question, as there exist solar powered charging stations already.

Go Solar

Up Lagos
Up western region
Sadeastern can die for hatred we dnt care