Lanrelagboi:

https://twitter.com/Mr_JAGs/status/1652944281194168320?t=0fQrIUTqan2b2iaLgoVnSQ&s=19

okeysoninv:
Scam, scam scam , I smells scam. Where are the charging stations and other infrastructures for electric buses.

Ajibel:


This is not about pumping more cars on the road. These new buses will also follow the existing BRT routes.

Also, maybe you are not aware, water transportation is being taken care of well by the current government.

Sultty:
classic; so all because we want to progress retrogress, we have to put the cart before the horse. Oando will build it and so on.. wale tinubu owns oando as a front for "you know who" we all know the culprit.
How will oando power the chargers, it's by buying buying diesel and spending heavily which is not sustainable

successmatters:


This is very beautiful. We the Lagos people will enjoy this buses purchased with our taxes.

Congratulations my fellow Lagosians. We are doing well, very soon the government will be building new houses for us so we can have decent housing in Lagos.

cliqtips:


Let's be realistic, how many boats are on Lagos water ?

I guess you guys like this Lagos life of waking up by 4.30am/5am for a work you're to resume 8am

cliqtips:


Let's be realistic, how many boats are on Lagos water ?

I guess you guys like this Lagos life of waking up by 4.30am/5am for a work you're to resume 8am

murphybo:

Are you aware some part of lagos state uses 18hours electricity on average daily?

Sultty:
it's a project in futility. Here are my reasons:
-No constant infact no electricity except you buy diesel and power big gens to charge them (cost of diesel and cost of generator repair is high and it's going to be a constant repair for a region with poor maintainance culture)
-parts of the bus just like the fossil fuel types too will be imported
-repairmen will likely be foreigners cos it's a new concept and we don't have capable hands
-bad mannered drivers and conductors, causing problems and loss of lives I'm citing the accident with a mini bus on ifako bridge and abduction of a lady for ritual purpose

Ajibel:


There are quite a number of boats on Lagos water. The government has Lagferry and private investors contributes to the rest. Currently, the government is expanding the lagos water routes and building several new jetties. So yea, the government is ensuring that more Lagosians embrace water transportation through these initiatives.

murphybo:

Are you aware some part of lagos state uses 18hours electricity on average daily? Its good to always embrace innovations for good developments, every nation is trying so hard to reduce the combustion of hydrocarbons moving into electric and you are still trying very hard to condemn the new innovations, strangnant and Backwardness no dey tire una?

successmatters:


Yes, because we have been empowering the state with our IGR

If the money made in lagos is used judiciously, we will have a state that is better than Dubai. But poor management and embezzlement has been the bane of this state.

Sultty:
classic; so all because we want to progress retrogress, we have to put the cart before the horse. Oando will build it and so on.. wale tinubu owns oando as a front for "you know who" we all know the culprit.
How will oando power the chargers, it's by buying buying diesel and spending heavily which is not sustainable

kabukabu50:


Is there a reason that Lagos has no fast moving subway system like other large cities?

Rail is how you move commuters quickly through a large urban area not ferries?

Sultty:
on the contrary i'm a lover of innovation but as we know in my dear naija we no get sense and we must get am by force. No be today e fun tey

Ezmans:
our government are not sincere, about 60% of new brt buses are parked & not working why buying another one?

kabukabu50:


18 hrs of electricity a day is still a disgrace.

No other city with over 5 million people has this problem in the world.

Ajibel:


If you take a look at the fact that Lagos is just few metres above sea level with several built up areas, you would see how having a subway system isn't feasible in Lagos.

We all saw the cost of the Blue rail line which had an overhead route. Now imagine what it will cost to build a subway system

And you say Rail is how you move commuters quickly through a large urban area not ferries?, as if you are not aware of the on-going Blue and Red rail lines being constructed by the government. Isn't the construction of both rail routes a way of moving commuters quickly?

Should the government stop the development of ferry transport that connects riverine communities to focus on rail? Can't the two modes of transport be done simultaneously?

johnjose68:


The haters are here!!!

RamseyKush:
Lagos is indeed the best state in Nigeria.

cliqtips:
As for me, I don't see any reason to pump more cars on the road.
Because this will cause more traffic....

The government should consider water transportation

Lanrelagboi:

https://twitter.com/Mr_JAGs/status/1652944281194168320?t=0fQrIUTqan2b2iaLgoVnSQ&s=19

Hpesoj:


Or rail. You need to see the crazy traffic from Awoyaya to VGC since Friday.

meum:
They’ll use generators to power the charging stations wherever the stations will be located 😂

I hope they won’t have to push these buses the same way they pushed their “electric” train. Nigeria my country😂