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autojosh:
On Thursday, March 29, 2018. President Muhammadu Buhari, together with the Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode, commissioned the newly built Ikeja Bus Terminal.

The impressive complex was built by the Lagos State Government.

The commissioning of the bus terminal was celebrated amid pomp and pageantry.

However, and contrary to popular understanding, the imposing Ikeja Bus Terminal, at the time of its commissioning, was yet to be fully completed.

Construction work, especially at the rear end of the complex, still needed to be carried out.

Construction work recently continued at the site.

The Ikeja Bus Terminal is one of our flagship transport infrastructure under the State Bus Reform Initiative.

The first phase of this programme will see 13 new Bus terminals introduced. They include major terminals at Oshodi, Yaba, Ojota, Agege and the already completed Tafawa Balewa Bus Terminal.

This will be followed by the introduction of 5,000 new buses into the Lagos economy in the next 3 years. 820 environmentally-friendly high capacity buses will be injected in the first phase of this reform by September 2018.

Also to be built in the Ambode-led government initiative are 300 New Bus Stops, 3 Bus Depots, and Intelligent Transport System which will aid Lagosians to plan their journeys on public transport system.

https://autojosh.com/ikeja-bus-terminal-that-buhari-commissioned-was-not-completed-work-is-still-on-going-see-photos/

ademoladeji:
Oga, this is another reporting from you which has flaws.

How many of the stations are in Ikeja? I guess two.

The one that was commissioned was completed 100% and it's situated along Medical road I guess. Thats the one you displayed its pictures first.

The other one that's still under construction started late last year wasn't commissioned and its by the flyover close to LASUTH.

It is is imperative to give detailed breakdown of the information so as not to mislead people or give some reasons to be throwing shades n tantrums just because of sentiment without knowing the real situation.

I must confess that I really like what you're doing but please always furnish us accurate and detailed information.

Thanks

autojosh:
On Thursday, March 29, 2018. President Muhammadu Buhari, together with the Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode, commissioned the newly built Ikeja Bus Terminal.

The impressive complex was built by the Lagos State Government.

The commissioning of the bus terminal was celebrated amid pomp and pageantry.

However, and contrary to popular understanding, the imposing Ikeja Bus Terminal, at the time of its commissioning, was yet to be fully completed.

Construction work, especially at the rear end of the complex, still needed to be carried out.

Construction work recently continued at the site.

The Ikeja Bus Terminal is one of our flagship transport infrastructure under the State Bus Reform Initiative.

The first phase of this programme will see 13 new Bus terminals introduced. They include major terminals at Oshodi, Yaba, Ojota, Agege and the already completed Tafawa Balewa Bus Terminal.

This will be followed by the introduction of 5,000 new buses into the Lagos economy in the next 3 years. 820 environmentally-friendly high capacity buses will be injected in the first phase of this reform by September 2018.

Also to be built in the Ambode-led government initiative are 300 New Bus Stops, 3 Bus Depots, and Intelligent Transport System which will aid Lagosians to plan their journeys on public transport system.

https://autojosh.com/ikeja-bus-terminal-that-buhari-commissioned-was-not-completed-work-is-still-on-going-see-photos/

autojosh:
This will be followed by the introduction of 5,000 new buses into the Lagos economy in the next 3 years. 820 environmentally-friendly high capacity buses will be injected in the first phase of this reform by September 2018.

Also to be built in the Ambode-led government initiative are 300 New Bus Stops, 3 Bus Depots, and Intelligent Transport System which will aid Lagosians to plan their journeys on public transport system.

https://autojosh.com/ikeja-bus-terminal-that-buhari-commissioned-was-not-completed-work-is-still-on-going-see-photos/

our9ja:
You are very correct. And till this very moment, the Benin hospital is still on lockdown

Racoon:
Another APC fraud exposed. To think that this is a project the president left Abuja to keep Lagos on lockdown in order to commission tells a lot about the cluelessness of the present government.

silastemplar:
no actualy your comment tells a whole lot more about you. Its on posts like this that small minds flood to criticise. The ongoing structure doesnt even look to be in the same compund. Again the stucture is obvioulsly an after thought as it was obviously started well after the bus terminal. But some blogger either to attact clicks or to mislead intentionally brings up this poor report and you jump on it (Who knows, maybe just to garner nairaland likes cos thats how low a lot of people have sunk). the very problem with a lot of our youth. low mental alertness.

silastemplar:
no actualy your comment tells a whole lot more about you. Its on posts like this that small minds flood to criticise. The ongoing structure doesnt even look to be in the same compund. Again the stucture is obvioulsly an after thought as it was obviously started well after the bus terminal. But some blogger either to attact clicks or to mislead intentionally brings up this poor report and you jump on it (Who knows, maybe just to garner nairaland likes cos thats how low a lot of people have sunk). the very problem with a lot of our youth. low mental alertness.

Metuh:
Bus stop and pedestrian walk way Governor.



He is Trying anyways.

BruncleZuma:
Oga LZAA I don't tire for the pendulum stories ooo

Bolowolowo:
But the terminal is still usable, isn't it?

LZAA:
Na propaganda days we dy now oo
Problem is no be 2015 so lies no dy move again

autojosh:
On Thursday, March 29, 2018. President Muhammadu Buhari, together with the Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode, commissioned the newly built Ikeja Bus Terminal.

The impressive complex was built by the Lagos State Government.

The commissioning of the bus terminal was celebrated amid pomp and pageantry.

However, and contrary to popular understanding, the imposing Ikeja Bus Terminal, at the time of its commissioning, was yet to be fully completed.

Construction work, especially at the rear end of the complex, still needed to be carried out.

Construction work recently continued at the site.

The Ikeja Bus Terminal is one of our flagship transport infrastructure under the State Bus Reform Initiative.

The first phase of this programme will see 13 new Bus terminals introduced. They include major terminals at Oshodi, Yaba, Ojota, Agege and the already completed Tafawa Balewa Bus Terminal.

This will be followed by the introduction of 5,000 new buses into the Lagos economy in the next 3 years. 820 environmentally-friendly high capacity buses will be injected in the first phase of this reform by September 2018.

Also to be built in the Ambode-led government initiative are 300 New Bus Stops, 3 Bus Depots, and Intelligent Transport System which will aid Lagosians to plan their journeys on public transport system.

https://autojosh.com/ikeja-bus-terminal-that-buhari-commissioned-was-not-completed-work-is-still-on-going-see-photos/

autojosh:
On Thursday, March 29, 2018. President Muhammadu Buhari, together with the Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode, commissioned the newly built Ikeja Bus Terminal.

The impressive complex was built by the Lagos State Government.

The commissioning of the bus terminal was celebrated amid pomp and pageantry.

However, and contrary to popular understanding, the imposing Ikeja Bus Terminal, at the time of its commissioning, was yet to be fully completed.

Construction work, especially at the rear end of the complex, still needed to be carried out.

Construction work recently continued at the site.

The Ikeja Bus Terminal is one of our flagship transport infrastructure under the State Bus Reform Initiative.

The first phase of this programme will see 13 new Bus terminals introduced. They include major terminals at Oshodi, Yaba, Ojota, Agege and the already completed Tafawa Balewa Bus Terminal.

This will be followed by the introduction of 5,000 new buses into the Lagos economy in the next 3 years. 820 environmentally-friendly high capacity buses will be injected in the first phase of this reform by September 2018.

Also to be built in the Ambode-led government initiative are 300 New Bus Stops, 3 Bus Depots, and Intelligent Transport System which will aid Lagosians to plan their journeys on public transport system.

https://autojosh.com/ikeja-bus-terminal-that-buhari-commissioned-was-not-completed-work-is-still-on-going-see-photos/

justtoodark:
then,why is it not open in the afternoon....??

park well....

now i understand why wailers call una zombies....

Racoon:
Another APC fraud exposed. To think that this is a project the president left Abuja to keep Lagos on lockdown in order to commission tells a lot about the cluelessness of the present government.

Belvinho:
People would just do anything to be noticed. It's amazing how Autojosh's threads gets to front-page and people would think all of his post are authentic.


Just so you know, let me enlighten you a bit.
1. The so called uncompleted project is a shopping mall.
2. It is being constructed by persianas group owners of Palms Mall.
3. It is to be called Simbiat Mall
4. It will house a cinema (Viva), a departmental store (jara), clothing stores (max, puma) and a host of other brands.
5.It hopes to be completed before October.

Cheap blogger looking for online followership. It's ironic how Nairaland has turned to a place to get gossips especially those same gossips and news that have been on several amebo sites. The mods just copy the same news and gossips and quickly send it to the front page.

SMH

Esejojo:
I past through this site today.

Guess what? The entrance into the construction site is through the finished Bus terminal.

A question for You, sir.

Why would a private construction have it's entrance be through a Government owned facility?

I see we enjoy government deceiving us.

Apparently, someone powerful is building a private investment on a Government own property with the connivance of someone in government.

Well, until the adjoining private "Mall" is completed - which is strategically located by the terminal for a good reason - it is safe to conclude that the Ikeja Bus Terminal is uncompleted.