Our politicians need Jesus to chage their lives . Good message

that's a good way to pass message across.

Hope it gets to them

No be small kind ting... Wahala dey

O boyi see Lagos madness, When can Nigeria Learn their lesson.

bad

I hope Ambode sees it

The traffic is worst. Every where is a no go area. I pity those people that drives on a daily bases in Lagos. Especially the uber & taxify drivers. Its a bad experience I tell u

Thats my route, they Govt. needs to come to our aid there.

Apparently he doesn't know the names of the senator, rep, and chairman. How then could they be called to accountability.
Anyways, lets hope the message has not just been passed but received.

No be small traffic for dat road every day o

was NwaAmaikpe born in traffic?!!

How is this my problem.

DeeTweenie:
Thats my route, they Govt. needs to come to our aid there.

bros it's not only ur aid. Its all of us aid. Drive from oshodi to iyanopaja. Drive from Maryland to airport. Drive from mile 2 to iyanera.

This Keke driver is by far better than Buhari, at least he has succeeded in drawing the attention of Nigerians to the bad state of the road; what's Buhari achievement(s)?

That is Nigeria for you. It shall be well

Ambode will heed this clarion call!

keke na....

funny story....

Protest

Yeah! Thats true, that road is really bad, especially in the evening, the traffic is just too much

this things should be banned nationaly....lazy people drive keke natep....

The keke driver get brain pass Bubu!

#buharimustgo

okey4reel:
Lol i know that spot, it causes a lot of traffic everyday, one spends hours on that road, too bad

And you nor talk since,lazy 9ja youth

Nigerians

The people are getting to send their message. . .

PurplePatch:
Eya. It must have been very bad.

Bad is an understatement...
Imagine spending more time on that road than from Lekki to Ajah itself..
It worse when it rains...

That road is terrible

lol i saw this on Addo road and wanted to take a shot but was obstructed.

Kobicove:
I thought they said Ambode is working

Everything in Nigeria is selective. The shine-shine things are always portrayed first to give you the impression that all is well.

When I ask, How are you?
You will say .... Fine
When I ask, are you OK?
You will say.... I am strong.
(Yet you are sick).
That's how we decieve ourselves.

or dey suld build hospital deir dat will b a better idea

Traffic on that road during peak hours is crazy!