₦airaland Forum

Election is over

It simply shows the Governor is clue less

Cladez:
I do pity people living in Lagos.Very stressful and disorganised city.



someone tell me,what's the average lifespan of a Lagosian again?

I was there last month when I came to Africa bro that city one of the dirtiest place on earth bro stress as Bleep ,much noise unfriendly

RE-ELECTION IN THE BAG. NOW BACK TO BUSINESS

dplordx:
I noticed you just returned from Dubai. After you’ve spent about a week or month in any developed country, you’d discover something is really really wrong with Nigeria. And I don’t think there is any hope for fixing this country but there is hope for you and me to hustle hard and to quietly retire to Dubai. So oga, for your own good you better stop bothering about naija.

even God has given up on naija quite hilarious

Blakjewelry:
government is not serious, to move a nation forward, sometimes you treat those who want to act like animals with high handedness

Should they start arresting them?
Hope when they threaten strike, you wont turn around to blame the govt?

somehow:
Should they start arresting them?
Hope when they threaten strike, you wont turn around to blame the govt?

Is the threat of strike a justification for parking on d road.lets call a spade a spade the govt of d day is corrupt n its hands kept to rid d roads and bridges of d tankers.if they want them out of their in less than a day it's possible!!!
I mean where do they always park when buhari visits Lagos? At least that I know of 2ce buhari came to Lagos d queue varnished overnight!!!!

ceasare:
Is the threat of strike a justification for parking on d road.lets call a spade a spade the govt of d day is corrupt n its hands kept to rid d roads and bridges of d tankers.if they want them out of their in less than a day it's possible!!!
I mean where do they always park when buhari visits Lagos? At least that I know of 2ce buhari came to Lagos d queue varnished overnight!!!!

If tanker drivers go on strike for being forced off the road, won't you turn around to blame the govt is my question?

Cladez:
I do pity people living in Lagos.Very stressful and disorganised city.



someone tell me,what's the average lifespan of a Lagosian again?

All of them deserve a national award. They are rare breeds.

Andreda1st:
The truck drivers normally pay before they are allowed to park their trucks on the road.

Where have u seen this happen?

somehow:
Should they start arresting them?
Hope when they threaten strike, you wont turn around to blame the govt?

arrest, huge fine and if they decide to go on strike more strict measure and always have a backup plan.

A nation of Zoo

Blakjewelry:
arrest, huge fine and if they decide to go on strike more strict measure and always have a backup plan.

When they once went on strike, the masses blamed the govt

somehow:
When they once went on strike, the masses blamed the govt

what is the cause of the strike

Oh

In this country we don't get to the root of the matter. Everyone just talks according to their level of reasoning.
The question I was expecting some of us to ask is where should they have parked. Do they have a place to park and they refused to park there cos they prefer parking on the road?
If the govt have made provisions for parking of large trucks, let them be punished according to law.
If the govt have failed to make necessary provisions of parking for them, they should just keep quiet abeg.

Only in this country govt will issue road worthiness cert on unworthy roads.

lexy2014:
Where have u seen this happen?

So you don't know. I'm surprised.

zeestone99:
So you don't know. I'm surprised.

No I don't. Since u no, oblige me with details

The way I see this is that, these tanker drivers and petroleum marketers are looking for escuse to cause chaos in this festive period. Should d Govt scold them now, they will have escuse to strike thereby, causing scarcity of petrol and automatic increase in transportation fares, and spur people to abuse and rain cause on President. But in Generality, we are doing ourselves o.

lexy2014:
No I don't. Since u no, oblige me with details

Why do you think the govt is reluctant, why do think they have the guts to park. For instance, danfo driver will disobey traffic rule and pass one way in front of lastma officials. Those officials just simply look away but will impound your vehicle if you commit and offense. Stay woke bro

zeestone99:
Why do you think the govt is reluctant, why do think they have the guts to park. For instance, danfo driver will disobey traffic rule and pass one way in front of lastma officials. Those officials just simply look away but will impound your vehicle if you commit and offense. Stay woke bro

D gentleman I responded to said:

"The truck drivers normally pay before they are allowed to park their trucks on the road."

And I asked him: "where have u seen this happen"?

U decided to answer d question 4 him but everything u have said hasn't answered d question

Yes season 2

lexy2014:
Where have u seen this happen?

This might be coming too late, I just saw your message today.

To answer your question, I live in surulere and I do drive through custain, breweries and ijora alot. So this is what I've seen and also heard alot of people complaining about. I even know someone who has two trucks which he uses in supplying petrol and I've also confirmed this from him too.

If you want to find out, just start your investigation from breweries under the bridge close to custain, then move forward to the bridge that leads to orile, Eric Moore road, then move forward to ijora, and also move forward to the top of APAPA BRIDGE (Just go to the that spot where there is a exit for people going to marine beach) you will see them at each of those spots collecting money from the drivers and allowing them to park. At each of these spots, there are always police officers, lastma, FRSC and even army men aswell.
There are other places too that leads to apapa where such is happening as well but you just wont believe until you see it with your own eyes