sisisioge:


Thank you o my sister...they want us to start trekking ni.

una go adjust, like Abuja people have adjusted.

The trekking is the least of your worries. The dependence on private cars should now concern you, because that will leave pedestrians open to all sorts of criminal activities. Plenty armed robbers in Lagos also have cars, after all, a brand new keke is more expensive than some second hand cars.

Dareal90s:
Everywhere looks serene, just that how do they want those riders to fend for their families?

that is not their business oh

ImagineNation:
The list is endless

I literally trekked from ojuelegba to yabatech this morning.. On my way back from shoprite, I trekked to doyin

What is the way forward my people?

How has the ban on keke and okada affected your movement in Lagos?

Lagos residents only..

I do get to work around 8:10 or so,but today 9:45��� Na Monday own I dey reason.... It so unfair...it this the government they voted for?

I trekked from Adeshina Ike Ira (Ogba axis) to Berger going to work. It was a good experience though, and I think it's a good development to ease the state of nuisance and rowdiness and congestion. It will make Lagos look more as other developed climes. I feel for those affected whose source of livelihood depends on the banned autos, and I pray God see them through and make better provisions for them for survival. We will get adopted to it within a short time.

GOFRONT:
Sweet move by my state governor.....Those Keke Napep has really dented my car with their yeallow paint...

Can't wait to hear them banned out of Abuja too....

your profile picture thou

safarigirl:
una go adjust, like Abuja people have adjusted.

The trekking is the least of your worries. The dependence on private cars should now concern you, because that will leave pedestrians open to all sorts of criminal activities. Plenty armed robbers in Lagos also have cars, after all, a brand new keke is more expensive than some second hand cars.

Well, it just shows how terribly inconsiderate the govt is. Was an alternate means of transportation provided for the Abuja folks after the keke was ban? This same govt endorsed the Maxokada and co, they let them invested heavily yet decided to ban now. How terribly inconsiderate!

Tim16:
I trekked from Adeshina Ike Ira (Ogba axis) to Berger going to work. It was a good experience though, and I think it's a good development to ease the state of nuisance and rowdiness and congestion. It will make Lagos look more as other developed climes. I feel for those affected whose source of livelihood depends on the banned autos, and I pray God see them through and make better provisions for them for survival. We will get adopted to it within a short time.

Try it on Monday morning when thousands of people are also trying to get to work.

GOFRONT:
Sweet move by my state governor.....Those Keke Napep has really dented my car with their yeallow paint...

Can't wait to hear them banned out of Abuja too....

Private car owners would be so happy a bit

They should just ban those danfo and LT buses as well

So learners on private car can drive in peace

ImagineNation:
The list is endless

I literally trekked from ojuelegba to yabatech this morning.. On my way back from shoprite, I trekked to doyin

What is the way forward my people?

How has the ban on keke and okada affected your movement in Lagos?

Lagos residents only..

I trekked from tin can island apapa to airways...we obviously have a useless leader in Lagos.

Dareal90s:
Everywhere looks serene, just that how do they want those riders to fend for their families?

It is not even just the drivers. The Mechanics who repair them, the people who opened shop to sell keke spare parts. I just did a little trek where they usually repair keke close to my shop, the place was just empty.

One good thing is the hold-up and commotion they cause in front of my shop have disappeared. My shop is right in front of a major bustop where they all congregate

Dadaboy:



Over to you Lagosians


I dont know how you guys cope living there.
Maybe now, some of you need to wake up by 2 am to prepare for work with the underpayment and stress of a struggle you call jobs

Belive me at the end no paid.lagos is a trash stress alone can Kills

Dadaboy:



Over to you Lagosians


I dont know how you guys cope living there.
Maybe now, some of you need to wake up by 2 am to prepare for work with the underpayment and stress of a struggle you call jobs

Guy, Lagos is too stressful

I trekked and almost fainted

9jayes:
I'm a rider, I can't go out no money to feed family.

God will help you insha Allah

safarigirl:


Every man is innately selfish and thinks more of his own convenience than that of others.

Keke has been banned in most parts of Abuja, at least in town.

Thank God you have a car, but I believe this question is mostly for those who rely on public transport, not people like you.

Even cars could not be taken out all times naa

9jayes:
I'm a rider, I can't go out no money to feed family.

You voted them

Sanwo olu pls don't kill us

GOFRONT:
Sweet move by my state governor.....Those Keke Napep has really dented my car with their yeallow paint...

Can't wait to hear them banned out of Abuja too....

Abuja banned them also on highways

GOFRONT:
Sweet move by my state governor.....Those Keke Napep has really dented my car with their yeallow paint...

Can't wait to hear them banned out of Abuja too....

Yea. So that only you can be driving on all the Nigerian roads. Congratulations in advance.

Imagine.

sisisioge:


Well, it just shows how terribly inconsiderate the govt is. Was an alternate means of transportation provided for the Abuja folks after the keke was ban? This same govt endorsed the Maxokada and co, they let them invested heavily yet decided to ban now. How terribly inconsiderate!

Most Abuja folks depend on private cars. It is even worse here, because there are no keke, no okada and no buses. It is just cars. Even the El-rufai buses that was started almost ten years ago, are now a rare find.

For the most part, if you want to move around Abuja, it is only with cars. It is even worse for residents outside the city and a majority of the FCT residents live outside the city centre.

Crime rates have risen in Abuja since the banning of these modes of transportation. The Nigerian government is generally insensitive and have no regard for wealth creation or distribution, but that is what happens when reformed thugs and persons of questionable character are voted into power.

Ijaya123:
We simply adjust our livestyle in view of the reality on ground.

Okada and Keke has made a lot of us lazy and lacking in any physical activities. I remember one small girl telling the parents that she doesn’t want to go to UK for vacation simply because of, according to her, “one will trek and trek and trek...”

People have simply forgotten the health benefits of regular exercise and trekking is one.

So let’s hit the roads.

Sense......

chijokz:

I'm in full support of this ban for obvious reasons.
1. Curb the menace of criminals operating on Okada.
2. Reduce the incessant road accidents caused by Okada.
3. Security
4. Mega city modernization.

1) how about equipping police and training dem better.
2) okada isn't the only road machine causing accident, how about banning dangote trucks Also.
3) you bLame the police for lack of security not the citizens.
4) Lagos is far for mega city modernization....we are still a fucking 4rd world country....broke ass, low developed state. there's nowhere in Lagos you can drive 100mph continuously for 20mins nonstop.

Malawian:


It is not even just the drivers. The Mechanics who repair them, the people who opened shop to sell keke spare parts. I just did a little trek where they usually repair keke close to my shop, the place was just empty.

One good thing is the hold-up and commotion they cause in front of my shop have disappeared. My shop is right in front of a major bustop where they all congregate

Don't be surprised that, that commotion in front of ur shop also makes business boom for u. When u dey empty street who go enter shop?

at The end of the day.... you all deserve the kind of govt you get....una go get sense by force.

Ijaya123:
We simply adjust our livestyle in view of the reality on ground.

Okada and Keke has made a lot of us lazy and lacking in any physical activities. I remember one small girl telling the parents that she doesn’t want to go to UK for vacation simply because of, according to her, “one will trek and trek and trek...”

People have simply forgotten the health benefits of regular exercise and trekking is one.

So let’s hit the roads.

Sure, hit the roads with your suit and briefcase when you're late for work. Excercise is different from trekking, stop kidding yourself.

My problem is that it will be difficult to visit my Olosho again because of this ban.

Her hotel dey Owosheni and from Charity to that place far.

Am looking for option B.

My problem is on the Mainland.

On the Island, bloody cruise in your car, traffic isn't that annoyingly much.

But Mainland? How I want take do am? Traffic once held me between Marine Bridge and Boundary Market in Ajegunle for close to 2 hrs. Since then, if I have any reason to go there, na bike matter be dat o. Though I doubt if that area is affected by the ban.

Must fix my car fast, really suffered today.

emonis88:

Don't be surprised that, that commotion in front of ur shop also makes business boom for u. When u dey empty street who go enter shop?

Can he reason beyond what's in front of him?

Cheryph200:
Contact me for disapear to your location juju..




Buhari is working
Lagos is moving forward
Nigeria is wrecking

Lol!.. How much... My location na Venus...

emonis88:

Don't be surprised that, that commotion in front of ur shop also makes business boom for u. When u dey empty street who go enter shop?

It's actually not a lie. Today has been slow. But then again, its Saturday. I will wait for next week to see the full impact on my hussle.

Man.. Like seriously its not funny at all. And to think I just got a school around that bode thomas area which requires keke for fast and easy movement to that axis from yaba. Chei! And we already concluded on the offer. Will I go and start telling them to review the pay upwards to enable me meet up with the cost of transportation?
Well.... I'll improvise. Thank God its a once a week something.



Wait o....na the whole of Lagos fa...other far schools too ha! And I com like keke now eh? Even if I see bus, I'll just ignore and enter keke one time. Chai!
It is well.
At least those mini buses are not among. I trust commuters, they will switch to the.mini buses and life continues. Its also shows it high time baba God blessed me with a car.