₦airaland Forum

donstan18:
I'm Yoruba and have lived in Lagos for so many years, but I can't just help but admit that Igbos are just creative and innovative. Especially here in Lagos.




Mo kan fẹran wọn, olorun bukun fun wọn

I always feel like crying each time I remember that I'm not Igbo.

kunleweb:
Oshe.



Meanwhile




Public transport users aren't against modernization of the transportation system but the way and manner it's been suddenly revamped.


Get systems in place call private stake holders partnership meeting with the government, release models so private investors can bring in these new buses that meets the policy standard and then effect a ban.


Going out of the way to put a sudden halt to a thing that has been in play for 30-35years implies lack of tact in policy making.


Modernized transportation like in London and Newyork is long overdue but the manner with which the government of Lagos takes decision and puts policies in place is a clear reflection of an autocratic/cult-run system where people are helplessly subject to an emperor.



If we want any changes to any sector,please come up with blue prints,policy frame work, dead lines and news letter issued,involve private partnership as it's done in saner climes and before you know if 1000 person's can decide to buy the buses without the government seeking bond for acquiring it at exhorbitanf prices. So the government maintains the system, rules and policy framework, while the private sector manages the buses itself. Common sense applies



Governor Sanwo Olu take note. Taking pictures at Harvard isn't good enough. Knowing isn't good enough, how we do matters. Damn


Taking photos at Harvard doesn't make you an expert.



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mindtricks:
What's there to add, well said.
The crop of people in leadership circles in Nigeria are most certainly never fit such positions. The cabal/godfathers in charge simply installs whoever they deem fit, and leave the masses to suffer whatever comes from their misrule. The comfort of the ordinary people is never their priority.

donstan18:
I'm Yoruba and have lived in Lagos for so many years, but I can't just help but admit that Igbos are just creative and innovative. Especially here in Lagos.




Mo kan fẹran wọn, olorun bukun fun wọn

I always feel like crying each time I remember that I'm not Igbo.

OKorowanta:
Buhari,Sanwo Olu and every other name I can't remember,
May centipedes hide inside una shoes!

davodyguy:
They look like Abokis in the north.

This is not Lagos at all. Looks more like Kano

papiforreal:
It's Kano. Look at their number. It's fagge

TrollKiller:
Look how these boys were monitoring the camera man
They were ready to disappear in case anything funny happens

czarr:
Creative?

udoakwa:
we Nigerians improvise in hard situation like this

FromZeroToHero:
It's still a keke. If you like bath a pig and clothe it. It still remains a pig and must go back to dirt.

czarr:
Creative?

kunleweb:
Oshe.



Meanwhile




Public transport users aren't against modernization of the transportation system but the way and manner it's been suddenly revamped.


Get systems in place call private stake holders partnership meeting with the government, release models so private investors can bring in these new buses that meets the policy standard and then effect a ban.


Going out of the way to put a sudden halt to a thing that has been in play for 30-35years implies lack of tact in policy making.


Modernized transportation like in London and Newyork is long overdue but the manner with which the government of Lagos takes decision and puts policies in place is a clear reflection of an autocratic/cult-run system where people are helplessly subject to an emperor.



If we want any changes to any sector,please come up with blue prints,policy frame work, dead lines and news letter issued,involve private partnership as it's done in saner climes and before you know if 1000 person's can decide to buy the buses without the government seeking bond for acquiring it at exhorbitanf prices. So the government maintains the system, rules and policy framework, while the private sector manages the buses itself. Common sense applies



Governor Sanwo Olu take note. Taking pictures at Harvard isn't good enough. Knowing isn't good enough, how we do matters. Damn


Taking photos at Harvard doesn't make you an expert.



Cc Reference

zed7:
Nigerians are dogged. They never give up, our only problems are our leaders.

zed7:
Nigerians are dogged. They never give up, our only problems are our leaders.

TGMISKY:
When the Lagos State Gov't now decides to cancel the ban and the poor driver can't use it for commercial purpose again

Kayw4re:
You speak well brother. If they had indeed followed the standard chart of decision making as regards to a democratic system of government , they will never make decisions like this.

At least something like a PILOT STUDY should have been done for like 3months. A decision that affects the lives of millions shouldn't be done this way.

solmus:


I really miss the days Oyo State had real leaders, Ajimobi was firm and strict on everything and we saw results, this dumbo audio governor is setting us a decade back