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Sa’id Alkali: Lagos Red Line Rail Will Boost Nigeria's Economy by Lovelygirl23(op): 4:06am On Mar 01, 2024
The Minister of Transport, Sa’id Alkali, has urged other states to emulate Lagos, saying the success of its Red Line Rail project exemplified collaboration between the federal and state governments.

The News Agency of Nigeria reports that Alkali said collaborative efforts between the federal and state governments enhanced the well-being of the nation and its economy.

At the official commissioning of the Lagos Rail Mass Transit Red Line on Thursday by President Bola Tinubu, the minister also pledged the support of the ministry to the Lagos State government.

He added that the ministry would work together with some state governors to achieve railway connection to enable choice of transportation for passengers, urging the governors to emulate Lagos.

The minister said, “I assure you that the Federal Ministry of Transportation is committed to providing support and expertise to consolidate this laudable achievement.

“Today’s inauguration is a singular promise in achieving this milestone in our administration. This will lead to high connectivity, improve livelihood, boost trade and improve visibility.

“The Federal Ministry of Transportation will support the realisation of the Renewed Hope Agenda of Mr President,”
he said.


The minister said, “I assure you that the Federal Ministry of Transportation is committed to providing support and expertise to consolidate this laudable achievement.

“Today’s inauguration is a singular promise in achieving this milestone in our administration. This will lead to high connectivity, improve livelihood, boost trade and improve visibility.


“The Federal Ministry of Transportation will support the realisation of the Renewed Hope Agenda of Mr President,” he said.
https://punchng.com/lagos-red-line-rail-will-boost-economy-minister/?amp

Re: Sa’id Alkali: Lagos Red Line Rail Will Boost Nigeria's Economy by babaRUNtinz(m): 6:05am On Mar 01, 2024
Yup, as most of us don dey take style style park our cars, make we kúkú má dey flex train as alternative. Na still our property/right, we go still thank una.
Re: Sa’id Alkali: Lagos Red Line Rail Will Boost Nigeria's Economy by twilliamx(m): 6:05am On Mar 01, 2024
Kk
Re: Sa’id Alkali: Lagos Red Line Rail Will Boost Nigeria's Economy by driand(m):
In 2024 Nigeria is struggling to make locomotive work, struggling to deliver 3 hrs a day electricity and discussing farmers and herders crisis that is leading to food shortage...

If you were born in Nigeria grew up and struggled here to make ends meet, when you still die here at old age, nobody has the right to send you to hell for any reason, cuz u already been through that...
Re: Sa’id Alkali: Lagos Red Line Rail Will Boost Nigeria's Economy by holina: 6:07am On Mar 01, 2024
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Re: Sa’id Alkali: Lagos Red Line Rail Will Boost Nigeria's Economy by mamaafrik(m): 6:08am On Mar 01, 2024
I hope the adaripon in ogún can start from àgbàdo and link it toward Oyo etc.
Re: Sa’id Alkali: Lagos Red Line Rail Will Boost Nigeria's Economy by stevedeey(m): 6:08am On Mar 01, 2024
I wish us all success
Re: Sa’id Alkali: Lagos Red Line Rail Will Boost Nigeria's Economy by JoshTim:
Good one. If only every state governor can be like those of Lagos where there is continuity and progress. You saw what happened in Osun and Kano?...they were destroying projects done by predecessors.
Re: Sa’id Alkali: Lagos Red Line Rail Will Boost Nigeria's Economy by bewla(m): 6:08am On Mar 01, 2024
Ok
Re: Sa’id Alkali: Lagos Red Line Rail Will Boost Nigeria's Economy by pacespot(m): 6:10am On Mar 01, 2024
How ?

This is no interstate rail link, does he mean it will ease traffic in Lagos?
Re: Sa’id Alkali: Lagos Red Line Rail Will Boost Nigeria's Economy by CountinBlessins(m): 6:11am On Mar 01, 2024
STOP THE CAPPING!!! STOP!! JUST STOP!!!
Re: Sa’id Alkali: Lagos Red Line Rail Will Boost Nigeria's Economy by naptu2: 6:14am On Mar 01, 2024
pacespot:
How ?

This is no interstate rail link, does he mean it will ease traffic in Lagos?
Agbado, Ijoko.
Re: Sa’id Alkali: Lagos Red Line Rail Will Boost Nigeria's Economy by wunmi590(m):
mamaafrik:
I hope the adaripon in ogún can start from àgbàdo and link it toward Oyo etc.
You can talk about Oyo State, but that gorimapa governor who called himself dapo, the eleyi of eyi, doesn't have any tangible idea, he's a very big mistake to Ogun state people
Re: Sa’id Alkali: Lagos Red Line Rail Will Boost Nigeria's Economy by bewla(m): 6:18am On Mar 01, 2024
Will bring food from Adamawa or kano
To make it cheaper
Or bring oil and garri from Delta
Re: Sa’id Alkali: Lagos Red Line Rail Will Boost Nigeria's Economy by Atarakpa: 6:19am On Mar 01, 2024
Wicked lie. You are not exporting passenger neither importing them nor a tourist centre. Either the citizen will pay higher and you still import the parts of the train. In UK for example train is very cheap when compare with other means of transportation but in Lagos opposite.
Re: Sa’id Alkali: Lagos Red Line Rail Will Boost Nigeria's Economy by Offpoint1: 6:51am On Mar 01, 2024
My question is WHY IS THE TRAIN MORE EXPENSIVE THAN DANFO?

Nigeria thing is always in the opposite direction, train trips are supposed to be cheaper than all other means of transportation.

It was supposed ease load from the shoulders of commuters, especially workers, but it's the opposite. This Lagos that people don't care waiting for over 30mins or to get a cheaper bus with just N100 difference, na dem wan spend more train? How much be salary?
Re: Sa’id Alkali: Lagos Red Line Rail Will Boost Nigeria's Economy by Judolisco(m): 6:58am On Mar 01, 2024
We no even sabi dis transportation minister
Re: Sa’id Alkali: Lagos Red Line Rail Will Boost Nigeria's Economy by ecolime(m): 6:59am On Mar 01, 2024
wunmi590:
You can talk about Oyo State, but that goripapa governor who called himself dapo, the eleyi of eying, doesn't have any tangible idea, he's a very big mistake to Ogun state people
Dapo Abidoun na error


Ogun state only comes behind Lagos, Rivers and FCT in terms of IGR.

Mention any metric- Industries, GDP, Closeness to land and sea ports, border, schools, etc. the state is always among top 4.

Unfortunately, the clueless governor can't use any of these resources to better develop the state.

Just imagine someone like Sanwo-Olu, Wike or Alex Otti being the governor of Ogun state... Lagos sef go dey play catch up in no time.
Re: Sa’id Alkali: Lagos Red Line Rail Will Boost Nigeria's Economy by hopexter(m): 7:01am On Mar 01, 2024
CountinBlessins:
STOP THE CAPPING!!! STOP!! JUST STOP!!!
Take it easy and drink some water so you don’t damage yourself young blood grin
Re: Sa’id Alkali: Lagos Red Line Rail Will Boost Nigeria's Economy by chukiz(m): 7:10am On Mar 01, 2024
Nice one, I just hope it's cheaper than danfo bus.
Re: Sa’id Alkali: Lagos Red Line Rail Will Boost Nigeria's Economy by chukiz(m): 7:11am On Mar 01, 2024
Nice
Re: Sa’id Alkali: Lagos Red Line Rail Will Boost Nigeria's Economy by ttemmi(m): 7:11am On Mar 01, 2024
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Re: Sa’id Alkali: Lagos Red Line Rail Will Boost Nigeria's Economy by Risingblue008(m): 7:11am On Mar 01, 2024
Lol
This pple don too deceive us

Rail line from here to there wan boost economic activities grin grin

This pple do take us for granted
Re: Sa’id Alkali: Lagos Red Line Rail Will Boost Nigeria's Economy by Exousiang01(m): 7:16am On Mar 01, 2024
Atarakpa:
Wicked lie. You are not exporting passenger neither importing them nor a tourist centre. Either the citizen will pay higher and you still import the parts of the train. In UK for example train is very cheap when compare with other means of transportation but in Lagos opposite.
This I just dumb, it sounds like what someone with sand in their brain would say.
You people just want to kick against the government and it is so bad that you don't mind if you sound like a goat while doing that.
You are irredeemable
Re: Sa’id Alkali: Lagos Red Line Rail Will Boost Nigeria's Economy by HBB1(m): 7:17am On Mar 01, 2024
Offpoint1:
My question is WHY IS THE TRAIN MORE EXPENSIVE THAN DANFO?

Nigeria thing is always in the opposite direction, train trips are supposed to be cheaper than all other means of transportation.

It was supposed ease load from the shoulders of commuters, especially workers, but it's the opposite. This Lagos that people don't care waiting for over 30mins or to get a cheaper bus with just N100 difference, na dem wan spend more train? How much be salary?
If you are unexposed, why don't you keep quiet.

Where in the World are trains cheaper than buses?

No dey embarass yourself.
Re: Sa’id Alkali: Lagos Red Line Rail Will Boost Nigeria's Economy by popcykaylah(m): 7:30am On Mar 01, 2024
How does this boost the nigeria economy? How much does it generate?? Old foolz go open mouth talk waaaa
Re: Sa’id Alkali: Lagos Red Line Rail Will Boost Nigeria's Economy by Offpoint1: 7:32am On Mar 01, 2024
HBB1:
If you are unexposed, why don't you keep quiet.

Where in the World are trains cheaper than buses?

No dey embarass yourself.
Mr "Expose" and "Oga exposure" list the countries and put side prices side by side.

If you use Google, leprosy go scatter your hands.
Re: Sa’id Alkali: Lagos Red Line Rail Will Boost Nigeria's Economy by nonsoeloka: 7:34am On Mar 01, 2024
pacespot:
How ?

This is no interstate rail link, does he mean it will ease traffic in Lagos?
oh MR WITCH
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