₦airaland Forum

Lagos is daring to dream big. What you’re seeing here is the ongoing construction of Phase 2 of the Lagos Blue Line mass transit rail project. Following the successful launch and operation of Phase 1 running from Mile 2 to Marina for over two years work on the next phase is advancing rapidly.

And this is just one section of the rail corridor currently taking shape. Step by step, Lagos is expanding a modern urban rail system designed to transform mobility for millions across the city.

Lagos is daring to dream big. What you’re seeing here is the ongoing construction of Phase 2 of the Lagos Blue Line mass transit rail project. Following the successful launch and operation of Phase 1 running from Mile 2 to Marina for over two years work on the next phase is… pic.twitter.com/C4twgPigog

— Just Ozed (@Just_Ozed) May 12, 2026

Menclothing1:
As someone who have travel 15 countries in Africa am proud of this blue line anytime I board mile 2 to marina no country in west Africa has the standard of lagos electric blue line even Nigeria own lagos to Ibadan line can’t be compare with lagos own

CaptainFM1:
Black elephant project!

Putinofrussia:
Infrastructure is all it takes to make a nation blossom.

CaptainFM1:
Black elephant project!

Melezenawii:

Lagos is daring to dream big. What you’re seeing here is the ongoing construction of Phase 2 of the Lagos Blue Line mass transit rail project. Following the successful launch and operation of Phase 1 running from Mile 2 to Marina for over two years work on the next phase is… pic.twitter.com/C4twgPigog

— Just Ozed (@Just_Ozed) May 12, 2026

Ever8090:
Lagos dey try shaa...but honestly with the wealth of this country Nigeria don suppose pass this stage but what can we say!..make we dey celebrate the little our leaders provide for us out of pity from the looting goin on.... in my state Benue state, the current leadership has proven to me that Nigeria can develop beyond the reach of other countries if we have the right leadership. Despite the insecurity and high level of sabotage the governor is trying his best to put one or two on ground. In my village, my people has never experienced government presence before but as I speak the road which almost became unusable during raining season even by foot is almost in it's 70 percent completion stage..... Hallelujah..we give God praise and than gov Alia...

sirray001:
no be only infrastructure oo. Hunger de land

WizardOfNG:
Great project. I believe this extension reaches the Epe Corridor .

Yayi is destined to be next Ogun State Governor. He should work proactively with Lagos to extend the blue line to major hubs of Ogun State like Ijebu Ode, Abeokuta etc .

Ogun can be a decongesting residential suburb for Lagos while gaining the socio-economic benefit of a working class population that will be working in Lagos yet living in Ogun State, because of reliable rail link to Lagos, and spending their earnings there.

CaptainFM1:
Black elephant project!

WizardOfNG:
Glad to hear this. Alia is a bonafide good guy. I believe Benue got it right with him.

tollyboy5:
The development coming to Epe has really improved businesses between Epe and ijebu ode.
I think the green line contract has already been awarded from Lekki Epe axis to marina.
The problem with Ogun state is infrastructure. The people currently living there are suffering from bad roads and you want more to join.
Let them fix the roads then people will move towards those axis more naturally.

sirray001:
no be only infrastructure oo. Hunger de land

Ever8090:
Seriously, when I see people criticizing him online I ask myself if they even no what they are doing?

Sheuns:
That project has been on hold for as long as I remember. They’ve not even laid a single rail track after the Mile 2 station.