Objektive:
THIS FASHOLA GUY MUST REALLY BE A DULLARD, HOW CAN HE NOT SIT DOWN AND PLAN UNDERGROUND DRAINAGE LIKE THEY DO IN CALABAR

AND UYO? JUST BUSY DOING MONEY TRANSFER TO TINUBU? A JAIL TERM AWAITS YOU COME MAY29TH

Mushin Palm Avenue axis has underground drainage....
drunkard oshi

topefisayo:

Babe, You got it. Ogunbiyi street is messed up. During the dry season, dust disturbs us, during the rainy season, we cant go out. Where is yoyr Folk's street. I even thought it was only Ogunbiyi that they recently poured Red sand. I guess they want to use that to win our votes, but i doubt if that will work. Everyone is Bitter, very bitter.

My folks stay off ogunbiyi street, they are not yet bitter jare. in 2011 as a broke ass returned graduate we all decided to vote for a change of government but the youths collected cash and refused to vote. APC guys came a day before and promised to fix ogunbiyi, four years after the road is still the same.

yetunde01:
More pics, this happened yesterday 23rd Feb. 2015

I know that street very well.It has always been like that whenever it rains.all the houses,shops in that area on the ground floorwould be flooded.

Problem starts with council ppl.When they come to clear the storm trenches,they go back to residents and ask them to pay for packing the excavated waste.The rubbish woukld be left by the edges of the trenches until wind and rain blows them back to the very same trences. Then they get paid again and again to clean and leave by the roadside.
The whole cycle revolves over and over and over.I believe that street is under Alimosho Council.

descharmed:


My folks stay off ogunbiyi street, they are not yet bitter jare. in 2011 as a broke ass returned graduate we all decided to vote for a change of government but the youths collected cash and refused to vote. APC guys came a day before and promised to fix ogunbiyi, four years after the road is still the same.

That road belongs to the local govt, so my advice is for you not to vote in the current chairman.. if possible his party at the local level.

Any unperforming civil servant (politician) must be voted out at all levels.

Delafruita:
it is good to note that citizens in lagos now expect their streets to be tarred.this is one of the reasons to keep voting in progressives.a few years ago,who would have been talking about ogunbiyi street not been tarred?but in a case where other state governors keep bragging about inter city or main roads,the lagos state governor made his second term about innercity roads and he has kept to that.i visited many areas in akowonjo recently and i could noticde the difference from miccom to bakery to baale to vulcanizer to even jimoh.streets are now been tarred.we have to admit that it cant all be done within 4years,but ambode has pledged to continue from where fashola stopped.which is why i'd rather vote the continuity that will certainly tar my street very soon than vote a new experiment because my street hasnt been tarred.

Mr man!!! I do not agree with your above statements, Ogunbiyi street has been contracted out 5TIMES IN 20YEARS ( The records are at the Local Government) and it has never been done. I am not talking about APC & PDP, I am screaming accountability, we should all ask for that in any prevailing government, that is the only way they will buckle up. I am just so sad that it took us 4years for all the youths in Akowonjo to do this. YOu keep refering to Jimoh, that road is always patched off whenever election is round the corner, that was what they did last 4years.

honeric01:


That road belongs to the local govt, so my advice is for you not to vote in the current chairman.. if possible his party at the local level.

Any unperforming civil servant (politician) must be voted out at all levels.

The Current Chairman is a new man oh, for the past 20years they have not done it, and that area belongs to APC, so are you saying We should not vote in Apc

honeric01:


Victoria street is tarred, the road opposite Victoria street was also tarred but has damaged to some length. its a lie that the streets around jimoh bustop is not tarred..

The inners road off JImoh Street is not tarred, the major street cant remember the name(1st turning on JImoh is almost destroyed), the 2nd Turning was just fixed and that was recently after then the road that leads to Go ye is almost destroyed unless they have fixed it. Roads inside akinwowo etc etc off Eko INternational School is rubbish( Sobo), Bester (OH Lord Dont go there).

aresa:



[img]http://e360.yale.edu/images/slideshows/gallery_hurricane_sandy_new_york_flooding.jpg[/img]

^^^^^^ That's New York. A state in the most advanced country in the world...

You can not out run Nature. You jokers need to find something better to do with your silly time...

na one day rain be that? make una self try to de hold all part of govt accountable weda na PDP/APC

Dear all,

The flooding is a major issue to businesses and homes in that area. most have been sacked; the houses right on the road (about 2-3 with shops) are no longer in use now.
- truly at the Jimoh point; the road is quite narrow especially going to roundabout (not going to egbeda)
- also, the drainage is quite small.
- this point is like a depression; if you notice; coming from Cele-Sobo bus stops water flows down to egbeda; vulcaniser bus stop & Kwara bus stop are both raised and this is in between them so needed a massive drainage to handle all the water channeled into it; unfortunately the drainage in this part is quite narrow.
Government did tried clearing the drainage but the measures are really half hearted; major works needed to be done and there should be a connecting drainage at that point that will channel water from one side to the other depending on which level is higher. you are noticing this much because the divider/road median acts more like a blockage/barrier to the water aside from the topography.
Finally; we the people do not help ourselves; that PET bottles/sachets are dumped indiscriminately is very true in that area. just go there when it is raining and see people deliberately doing it. when you now add the ones coming from Sobo bus stop to it and given that there are several silts blocking the free flow at this point; the end result is what we are looking at.
I am not an engineer but I believe a lasting solution will affect a couple of properties at the very least aside from reconfiguration of the road at that point.
The government did a good job at lawal/yekini lawal area; good roads with street light with good drainage but the drainages are now blocked leading to flooding in some areas too. these are covered drainages that people deliberately opened the slabs to facilitate easy disposal of wastes.
Government need to rise to the occasion for the Jimoh issue; its been a recurrent one while the communities (and the communities in that area are quite organised) needs to caution each other on environmental maintenance.
Thank you.

Lagos is not a place to call home its too populated nd morso der is water evrywer I wud advice d government to try nd reduce the population. Bychassing some people away

descharmed:


The inners road off JImoh Street is not tarred, the major street cant remember the name(1st turning on JImoh is almost destroyed), the 2nd Turning was just fixed and that was recently after then the road that leads to Go ye is almost destroyed unless they have fixed it. Roads inside akinwowo etc etc off Eko INternational School is rubbish( Sobo), Bester (OH Lord Dont go there).

After Jimoh bus top to sobo are a mess... ( the inner roads) , I dont know what these areas did to the local government authorities.

Funny enough, only jimoh and miccom gets flooded and these 2 bustops have tarred inner streets, Kwara to sobo are not tarred, yet don't flood. something sounds weird.

descharmed:


The Current Chairman is a new man oh, for the past 20years they have not done it, and that area belongs to APC, so are you saying We should not vote in Apc

Yes Do not vote APC chairman if he has not served your interest..this is as simple as ABC. I don't condole mediocrity. we have more than 14 parties!.

chimkaire:
Fashola's trumpeters have landed
If na Federal Government project now you see them bare their fangs
My street aint better either , I bet if it starts raining heavily, we gotta use skates to pass. In Lagos, it's dust and more dust...in rainy season....it's flood, muddy and slippery streets amplified



And Fashola's mouth keeps widening to his ears dragging his nose along with it
Quote me k'o gba epe le ku rere

Madam there are LG, not everything will be done by SG

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descharmed:


Mr man!!! I do not agree with your above statements, Ogunbiyi street has been contracted out 5TIMES IN 20YEARS ( The records are at the Local Government) and it has never been done. I am not talking about APC & PDP, I am screaming accountability, we should all ask for that in any prevailing government, that is the only way they will buckle up. I am just so sad that it took us 4years for all the youths in Akowonjo to do this. YOu keep refering to Jimoh, that road is always patched off whenever election is round the corner, that was what they did last 4years.

if indeed the road has been awarded five times and it wasnt constructed,then you as a citizen can petition the state government or petition the five contractors.if you cant do that,then use the same avenue via which you found ot its been contracted five times to get the names of the contractors.you can simply list those names here and concerned people like me will work on it

stinggy:



Madam there are LG, not everything will be done by SG

....and the State's are in-order? You got to know the is is LG's, how?

Fashola has failed lagosian say no to apc [sub][/sub]

chimkaire:
....and the State's are in-order? You got to know the is is LG's, how?

No, most of them are not.
Is this not an area in Akowonjo?

stinggy:


No, most of them are not.
Is this not an area in Akowonjo?

I don't live in Akowonjo, Mister

stinggy:


No, most of them are not.
Is this not an area in Akowonjo?

I don't live in Akowonjo, Mister
No oooofeinse

stinggy:


No, most of them are not.
Is this not an area in Akowonjo?

I don't live in Akowonjo, Mister
No oooofeinse

Fashola is governor of the rich and enemy of poor masses
He only developed the cities, V/I, Lekki, Ikoyi, etc and left inner Lagos unattended to
It is unfair and hypocritical. Ayobo-Ipaja road is not completed, Baruwa, is bad, Ishefun road is worse
Inner parts of Lagos is suffering so much infrastructural decadence.

chimkaire:
I don't live in Akowonjo, Mister
No oooofeinse

Then I'm telling that place looks like a neighbourhood in Akowonjo. If so, then the blame should fall directly on LG/LCDA.

No oooofeinse taken alobam, even afta quoting me thrice to say the same thing. Na u sha

kelvine:
Imagine being a tenant in one of these houses surrounded by water.
Whenever you hear the sound of rain,you get depressed,even when you have no where to go.
You cannot bring your car close to your house,you have to park very far away.
You experience skin diseases all the time.
You need long rubber boots to pass through,your trousers gets dirty all the time.
The transformer of the environment is always damaged by flood. No electricity.
You cannot move at nights because you may deep your leg in a big ditch or even drown in an open pit.
Won't even talk about mosquitoes.
Worse part is,this doesn't force down the house rent.
The Landlords here are usually wicked and elderly (Lord have mercy).


It once happened to me,I thank God I moved to a cool place. Eko oni baje

Eko tinn baje already

honeric01:


Do you even know where these areas are on the map of Lagos?

No, i don't know it, i just guessed, come and tell me.

shiooooooo

stinggy:


Then I'm telling that place looks like a neighborhood in Akowonjo. If so, then the blame should fall directly on LG/LCDA.

No oooofeinse taken alobam, even afta quoting me thrice to say the same thing. Na u sha

System's fault, Bru.
Ama lover not a fighter



Don't hold brief for Fashola, Odogwu. I know my area's shortcoming falls into State's responsibility. Trusssssss me

Dyt:
Sighs
Don't worry, they will come soon

Pls get boat n paddle ready for them

you bad mouth oooo

aryzgreat:
[s][/s]

See them shifting goal posts. The same people that were shouting when enugu airport that was under construction got flooded.

It takes high level of hypocrisy to be an apc member

wat is dis one saying.....where is Enugu located pls

peaceland:
Dear all,
I pass this location daily, I stay at Vulcaniser bus stop and used to have a business interest at one of the shops pictured.
The flooding is a major issue to businesses and homes in that area. most have been sacked; the houses right on the road (about 2-3 with shops) are no longer in use now.
- truly at the Jimoh point; the road is quite narrow especially going to roundabout (not going to egbeda)
- also, the drainage is quite small.
- this point is like a depression; if you notice; coming from Cele-Sobo bus stops water flows down to egbeda; vulcaniser bus stop & Kwara bus stop are both raised and this is in between them so needed a massive drainage to handle all the water channeled into it; unfortunately the drainage in this part is quite narrow.
Government did tried clearing the drainage but the measures are really half hearted; major works needed to be done and there should be a connecting drainage at that point that will channel water from one side to the other depending on which level is higher. you are noticing this much because the divider/road median acts more like a blockage/barrier to the water aside from the topography.
Finally; we the people do not help ourselves; that PET bottles/sachets are dumped indiscriminately is very true in that area. just go there when it is raining and see people deliberately doing it. when you now add the ones coming from Sobo bus stop to it and given that there are several silts blocking the free flow at this point; the end result is what we are looking at.
I am not an engineer but I believe a lasting solution will affect a couple of properties at the very least aside from reconfiguration of the road at that point.
The government did a good job at lawal/yekini lawal area; good roads with street light with good drainage but the drainages are now blocked leading to flooding in some areas too. these are covered drainages that people deliberately opened the slabs to facilitate easy disposal of wastes.
Government need to rise to the occasion for the Jimoh issue; its been a recurrent one while the communities (and the communities in that area are quite organised) needs to caution each other on environmental maintenance.
Thank you.

Well said. Thanks

chimkaire:
System's fault, Bru.
Ama lover not a fighter



Don't hold brief for Fashola, Odogwu. I know my area's shortcoming falls into State's responsibility. Trusssssss me

That is what happens when you drink coke too early in the morning, system must mess up ni sha trussssss me too

Chim na lie ooo pekam nor dey unda Fashola joor. Haba!

yetunde01:
This is a place in Lagos, Jimoh-Akowonjo, 30mins rain and everywhere is flooded. Where is the Government?

Do you like around Remoye, Oluoti, Jimoh area?

stinggy:


That is what happens when you drink coke too early in the morning, system must mess up ni sha trussssss me too

Chim na lie ooo pekam nor dey unda Fashola joor. Haba!

Ogbelegbele oooooo
You are inviting someone, I know



Mr. X, when you finally see this; mbok, no ooooooooofeinse meant