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immortalcrown:
What makes you think I didn't read the post. Point it out.

Nosa Okunbor said investigations at the scene revealed that the BRT bus headed inward Iyana Ipaja in an attempt to avoid crushing a commercial motorcyclist with passengers plying the BRT corridor illegally, collided with an oncoming BRT bus.

Okundaye4:
Kudos to the drivers. They should confiscate any bike on BRT corridor.

Investigations at the scene revealed that the BRT bus headed inward Iyana Ipaja in an attempt to avoid crushing a commercial motorcyclist with passengers plying the BRT corridor illegally, collided with an oncoming BRT bus.[i][/i]

Ishilove:
Many of the commenters did not read the full post, because if they did they would have seen the cause of the accident written in English language which I assume they know.

Maxymilliano:
https://www.channelstv.com/2024/08/28/several-passengers-injured-as-two-brt-buses-collide-in-lagos/?fbclid=IwY2xjawE727VleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHU09LW-ibvIYIzG0Yev6NMqZjYq0vt43kkxQmk5CzyTmC8_78jSdRIZ4Kg_aem_rwq4pjeJ1Q5mkDPO0jdVnA

Ishilove:
Here

larush:
We are in serious problem in Nigeria, Nigerians can't read, majority of the commenters didn't read or digest the article before rushing to comment. Are this the leaders of tomorrow. You will find the most stupid Nigerians on Nairaland. The article clearly states that *investigations at the scene revealed that the BRT bus headed inward Iyana Ipaja in an attempt to avoid crushing a commercial motorcyclist with passengers plying the BRT corridor illegally, collided with an oncoming BRT bus.*

Maxymilliano:
https://www.channelstv.com/2024/08/28/several-passengers-injured-as-two-brt-buses-collide-in-lagos/?fbclid=IwY2xjawE727VleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHU09LW-ibvIYIzG0Yev6NMqZjYq0vt43kkxQmk5CzyTmC8_78jSdRIZ4Kg_aem_rwq4pjeJ1Q5mkDPO0jdVnA

Racoon:
-A BRT bus driver hijacked, raped and killed a lady in the night along Lagos Island - Agege route

-The other day it was a BRT bus that was crushed by a train due to the overt recklessness of the driver @ PWD crossing @ Ikeja.

-Recently it is the accident involving the above overturned bus leading to minor injuries.

-Today, it is another set of BRT buses whose drivers stupidly choose to engage in dare-devil gambling with the lives of their passengers by engaging in another bout of reckless driving.

What is really wrong with BRT in Lagos today? These recurrent ugly incidences are worrisome.

Laple0541:
What is happening to all these BRT lately? The conventional Molue buses seems to be safer than the so called BRT in recent time.

Hope it’s not the curses from the banned Okada riders that is affecting them!

immortalcrown:
What led to the BRT driver dodging the motorcyclist? At least, the motorcyclist was reckless on the road. "Illegally plying" is already in the post. A potholes or a gallop is likely not what created the need for the motorcyclist to illegally ply the lane (corridor). Also, the BRT driver was reckless for not noticing the motorcyclist in time.

Ishilove:
You obviously don't understand the structure of the BRT corridor, or how it works for that matter. I'm not even sure you live in Lagos because if you did, you will not be making these kinds of comments.

In short, you do not live in Lagos, I am sure of that. A Lagos resident will not say what you are saying because they understand the nature of the BRT corridor.

Commercial bikes are banned from certain areas of Lagos and the Lagos-Abeokuta express way is one of them. The BRT corridor was constructed as a dedicated road lane for BRT buses and commercial buses, as well as private vehicles and bikes are banned from using the corridor which is just a two-lane road. When bikes start flying upandan the road like houseflies, the BRT drivers have to be extra vigilant in order not to crush them. The bike rider obviously tried to cut into the front of the driver, and in order to avoid hitting him, the driver went off his lane and collided the other bus coming from the opposite direction.

Ishilove:
You obviously don't understand the structure of the BRT corridor, or how it works for that matter. I'm not even sure you live in Lagos because if you did, you will not be making these kinds of comments.

In short, you do not live in Lagos, I am sure of that. A Lagos resident will not say what you are saying because they understand the nature of the BRT corridor.

Commercial bikes are banned from certain areas of Lagos and the Lagos-Abeokuta express way is one of them. The BRT corridor was constructed as a dedicated road lane for BRT buses and commercial buses, as well as private vehicles and bikes are banned from using the corridor which is just a two-lane road. When bikes start flying upandan the road like houseflies, the BRT drivers have to be extra vigilant in order not to crush them. The bike rider obviously tried to cut into the front of the driver, and in order to avoid hitting him, the driver went off his lane and collided the other bus coming from the opposite direction.

larush:
We are in serious problem in Nigeria, Nigerians can't read, majority of the commenters didn't read or digest the article before rushing to comment. Are this the leaders of tomorrow. You will find the most stupid Nigerians on Nairaland. The article clearly states that *investigations at the scene revealed that the BRT bus headed inward Iyana Ipaja in an attempt to avoid crushing a commercial motorcyclist with passengers plying the BRT corridor illegally, collided with an oncoming BRT bus.*

larush:
We are in serious problem in Nigeria, Nigerians can't read, majority of the commenters didn't read or digest the article before rushing to comment. Are this the leaders of tomorrow. You will find the most stupid Nigerians on Nairaland. The article clearly states that *investigations at the scene revealed that the BRT bus headed inward Iyana Ipaja in an attempt to avoid crushing a commercial motorcyclist with passengers plying the BRT corridor illegally, collided with an oncoming BRT bus.*

Angelfrost:
This is the third or 4th BRT accident in the last 2 months...!

The last ones had absolutely nothing to do with issues like lane disruptions.

There is clearly poor driving ethics among BRT drivers.

Maybe they need to look deeper into the recruitment process for these drivers.

Ishilove:
It is quite appalling, really. If they find it difficult reading a short, six-paragraph article, I then wonder how they were able to pass their exams since their attention span doesn't go beyond two sentences.

Maxymilliano:
https://www.channelstv.com/2024/08/28/several-passengers-injured-as-two-brt-buses-collide-in-lagos/?fbclid=IwY2xjawE727VleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHU09LW-ibvIYIzG0Yev6NMqZjYq0vt43kkxQmk5CzyTmC8_78jSdRIZ4Kg_aem_rwq4pjeJ1Q5mkDPO0jdVnA

naptu2:
Most of them are not interested in reading the article in the first place. They have an agenda that they must pursue, no matter what the article says.

It happens all the time on this site.