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tooo bad

Category1:
[size=13pt]i'm so angry that LAGOS wasn't a well planned city.
before the creation of Lagos, all these stuffs should have been jotted down...so pple ain't going to build houses illegally, and now that the Lagos state government is planning to demolish a whole 800 Houses(no be beans now) to make pple poor and homeless?
Haba!. Ambode needs to forget that bridge abeg, 800 houses ke?
How can the poor be getting poorer? This ain't possible. [/size]

Baba Tawa, Cant u read or u have problem understanding writeups

Read d post again nd highlight d words "relocate and compensate"

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octopusfreaky:
tooo bad

Mm.dis wan z strongggg.let see what is up too

Ambo.... Eko! Its is a good development @ lease it will easy traffic diversion, too many car owners in Lagos metropolic.

If you demolish the house and did not finish the bridge


Hehehe GOD is watching you

No matter how much he compensate them it won't be able to buy new house in this hard time, the house owners re still gonna lose

Ambode will perform beta daan fashola,
But fashola is a good orator n speaker

Category1:
[size=13pt]i'm so angry that LAGOS wasn't a well planned city.
before the creation of Lagos, all these stuffs should have been jotted down...so pple ain't going to build houses illegally, and now that the Lagos state government is planning to demolish a whole 800 Houses(no be beans now) to make pple poor and homeless?

Haba!. Ambode needs to forget that bridge abeg, 800 houses ke?
How can the poor be getting poorer? This ain't possible. [/size]

Don't say what u don't know. People build houses on "Right of way" if its not houses, they extend their fences or build shops on the right of way. Sometimes its shanties. They do this with the believe they would have enjoyed the benefits before development reaches the areas or b4 the government thinks pf expansion or building what was on the master plan.

Even if there is a master plan, there is room for corrections and additions as long as those affected will be adequately compesated.

This happens all over the world

Category1:
[size=13pt]i'm so angry that LAGOS wasn't a well planned city.
before the creation of Lagos, all these stuffs should have been jotted down...so pple ain't going to build houses illegally, and now that the Lagos state government is planning to demolish a whole 800 Houses(no be beans now) to make pple poor and homeless?

Haba!. Ambode needs to forget that bridge abeg, 800 houses ke?
How can the poor be getting poorer? This ain't possible. [/size]

800 households can not hold 20 million lagosians to ransom. Sadly, the shanties /homes must be pulled down for greater development.

You want to render 800 families homeless in this terrible change time. Na wa ooo. I hope the government will not ask the house owners to remove the roofing sheets, irons and what have you and when it comes to compensation the cost of those items would be excluded

That's good.

Some are complaining about 800 houses. The reason why Fashola's government couldn't start the job was because they intended to demolish over 3000 houses and the affected occupants had to drag the state govt to court.

Category1:
[size=13pt]i'm so angry that LAGOS wasn't a well planned city.
before the creation of Lagos, all these stuffs should have been jotted down...so pple ain't going to build houses illegally, and now that the Lagos state government is planning to demolish a whole 800 Houses(no be beans now) to make pple poor and homeless?

Haba!. Ambode needs to forget that bridge abeg, 800 houses ke?
How can the poor be getting poorer? This ain't possible. [/size]

You said that they built 'illegally' and the article describes the homes as 'shanties' - that is the problem, they intentionally broke the law. They're lucky that they got away with it this long.

All these squatters and useless agberos in Lagos stand in the way of its potential as a great city.

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ALAYORMII:
Hope the owners will be compensated

read through it again.

kYjelly2:
I won't even mind if this new bridge is tolled, unlike the fraud of tolling lekki-epe that was already in existence

If tolling of about N200 will enable them get financial partnership quicker and in turn quickly turn over the project, then that's fine by me.

Just get it done

BodyBode, if you get this done within your 4 years ehn, den me and you - quilox - drinks on me

It's really ridiculous how Lagos with an economy bigger than Kenya has to make compromise in order to complete basic amenities like roads. Lagos should be getting a large chuck of their contribution to Nigeria

Another work for JAGABAN!! who knows how much toll gate he will be charging this time!! Tinubu milking lagos since 19AD!!

Category1:
[size=13pt]i'm so angry that LAGOS wasn't a well planned city.
before the creation of Lagos, all these stuffs should have been jotted down...so pple ain't going to build houses illegally, and now that the Lagos state government is planning to demolish a whole 800 Houses(no be beans now) to make pple poor and homeless?

Haba!. Ambode needs to forget that bridge abeg, 800 houses ke?
How can the poor be getting poorer? This ain't possible. [/size]

E be like say u know say your house go dey dia

Our Lagos! Setting the pace since 1999...I thank God say Owelle Jimi Agbaje did not win, he would have probably followed High Thief Fayose to China for excursion. Eko baje ti!

Dollyak:
It's really ridiculous how Lagos with an economy bigger than Kenya has to make compromise in order to complete basic amenities like roads. Lagos should be getting a large chuck of their contribution to Nigeria

lagos economy bigger than Kenya
That's a very bold statement oh, have you been to Nairobi
You for even talk Tanzania or Lesotho

Ambode is working!!!keep it going....

joxiri:
lagos economy bigger than Kenya
That's a very bold statement oh, have you been to Nairobi
You for even talk Tanzania or Lesotho

Sorry to burst your bubble, Africa is poor. Lagos gpd is now more than $130 Billion quite a bit chuck more than kenya

The bridge will cost no less $1.4bn too.

LASG are going about this project the right way by duly compensating the owners of the affected structures. With the completion of this bridge, and the light-rail system, the present massive traffic gridlock will be greatly reduced.

Below is a render of the bridge.

omonnakoda:
You "won't mind" what has it got to do with you and who cares if you mind? Naff off back to where you came from !!

what is your own problem, he just said his mind. Is it a wrong thing to put it........

This is going to be very brutal.. Many people will now become homeless

....progress can be very painful sometimes......

grayht:
Hope it wont be handled by jagabans contractors..?

Who else? Jagaban directly or indirectly has lagos state finances, wrapped around his thumb!!!!!

ALAYORMII:
Hope the owners will be compensated

you know this compensation thingy never goes out well.....

you know that yourself....

Segadem:
[size=14pt]hmmmmm, that's massive project, if the third mainland bridge with 11.82 km long is arguably the longest in Africa, and now this one with massive 37.9 km will contend with the world's[/size]

Yeah. The 4th Mainland bridge will be the new longest bridge in Africa.
Initial proposals put the length of the proposed bridge at 22.5km, but it looks like it has been increased. 37.9km (25 miles) is indeed MASSIVE.