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Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by Okoroawusa: 8:15am On Mar 07, 2020
Villagemeat:
A fail government. This APC guys are only good in making noise. I dey blow okada from mile 2 straight to Alaba, nothing dey happened. APC is an evil party that was formed to destroy this country. God pass them.
So Lagos is the only state in Nigeria that has banned the activities of okada or you just want to foam from the mouth this early morning?
Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by godquality: 8:19am On Mar 07, 2020
Sirjamo:
Nigerians always like to maintain status quo. Any good policy that is aimed to bring sanity and foster development, they would resist it just for their own selfishness.

In Holland, even billionaires use bicycles as a means of transportation. If you don't have a car and the buses aren't enough, get yourself a bicycle if your distance is not more than 5 miles.
wrong comparison. In Holland there're cut out and well marked roads for bike. We don't have such here.
That being said, I still believe the govt should enforce the restrictions better by arresting and prosecuting any offenders.
Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by ooohoo: 8:26am On Mar 07, 2020
Except the Op is just writing for the sake of it, those bikers or napeps are not in VI, Ikoyi, Obalende, Apapa and Ebute Metta anymore; this is 100% fact.
Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by Agugbadin: 8:26am On Mar 07, 2020
Sirjamo:
Nigerians always like to maintain status quo. Any good policy that is aimed to bring sanity and foster development, they would resist it just for their own selfishness.

In Holland, even billionaires use bicycles as a means of transportation. If you don't have a car and the buses aren't enough, get yourself a bicycle if your distance is not more than 5 miles.
Good idea but our roads are unsafe with many dangerous drivers, remember a one time minister Ojo onikeke of blessed memory who gave similar advice, the first time he set out to practically demonstrate it, he was knocked down from his bicycle.
Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by kelvine(m):
Shibaraba:
If you drive in Lagos, na everyday issue. The day I reach house and I no see scratch e dey be like say I win jackpot. Especially at [b][/b]abesan gate[b][/b]roundabout .Na sure thing
grin
Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by mordred44: 8:31am On Mar 07, 2020
for more details turn to page 8
Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by NaijadrivaCars: 8:33am On Mar 07, 2020
Okada has been running along Mile 2 - Iyana Iba. Na todayhuh
Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by Laspo123: 8:34am On Mar 07, 2020
grin grin grin
majamajic:
Nice

Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by frowland(m): 8:38am On Mar 07, 2020
Iyiataata92:
Fashola tried this throughout his 8 year tenure as governor but failed.
Anybody that told Sanwo Olu that he could chase this people out, less than one year into his tenure, is really a bad script writer.

He got his priorities wrong
Oya drive the okada enter Ikeja, Island let's try.
Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by SocialJustice: 8:39am On Mar 07, 2020
Lagos the mega slum.
Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by musicwriter(m): 8:41am On Mar 07, 2020
I was in Lagos the other day and even rode an Okada. Then, I remembered the below quote.

”what makes nations successful is the ability to find public policies and political institutions that their people understand. Part of the problem of Uganda (and Africa) is that we spend so much time reciting foreign ideologies chapter and verse but always fail to relate them to our realities. Thus, while our problems are local and the demands to solve them are locally generated, the tendency is that when it comes to designing solutions, we retreated to theories drawn from textbooks.

These theories evolved in North America and Europe to explain a specific historical experience – how changing technology drove structural change and all this led to political struggles. These struggles were nourished by existing norms, values, traditions, and shared cultural understandings and therefore produced a specific institutional set-up. It is unlikely that one can copy and paste it on a society with different social dynamics and they work. Therefore, a major source of failure in Africa may be this mismatch between demands and solutions.” ........Andrew Mujuni Mwenda (Ugandan).

The above quote is the closest thing to the real reason for our poverty and policy problem in Africa. You don't import solution to a problem. rather the best remedy comes when you adapt a solution naturally based on your unique situation.

Source: Intellectual slavery, the worst legacy of colonialism
Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by Ghostmode2two(m): 8:53am On Mar 07, 2020
Our government always making hasty policies without alternatives
Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by hilaryCU(m): 8:54am On Mar 07, 2020
Lagos as a city failed in its transportation due to lack of foresight. Lagos suppose to have railway stations scattered all around the metropolis, if that had been the case, the problem of transportation would have been a thing of the past.

It costs about 40naira a day to move around Mumbai, India with their rail system and I have never stayed on the platform more than two minute without seeing a train even with their enormous population.

We have really failed as a people in providing the basic things to help make life easier.
Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by pacespot(m): 8:58am On Mar 07, 2020
Every opportunity that Nigerians have in this country, they use it to extort one another. You are trying to solve problem for people by introducing measures to lessen the burden on them, but others at the receiving end of the measures will be at the mercy of those that are favorable to. That is the formula in this country, everybody weilds the power on their hand to pillage others. If government set up a task force to check the excesses of police on the highways, tomorrow we will also hear news that this task force has become extortionist.
Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by Adakintroy2:
What would you use to absorb the effect. You sack so many people enmass.

If you do not kill them, hunger or fustration will. They might as well take their chances on this side.

all die na die.
Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by Reelnah: 9:04am On Mar 07, 2020
Banu ko, banna na island ni
People are suffering...
Government should do the needful, then u can now start ur banana island...
Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by hush15: 9:16am On Mar 07, 2020
Iyiataata92:
Fashola tried this throughout his 8 year tenure as governor but failed.
Anybody that told Sanwo Olu that he could chase this people out, less than one year into his tenure, is really a bad script writer.

He got his priorities wrong
It can be done but cos the government of bourdillon is the government of agberos is the reason why it won't work.

Sanwo n the people of Lagos state disappointed me. When Sanwo chased out okada n keke Marwa, I thought he had guts to see it thru but apparently, he is Lilly livered. As for people of lagos, the way they uphold mediocrity in the named of unemployment is completely funny. Rather than request for better roads, better transport, they are clamouring for okada to be back n the breaking of bones continue, the stealing continues, the unregulated and scattered lifestyles continues and these are the reasons Nigeria can never be better
Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by 3kay945(m): 9:17am On Mar 07, 2020
[quote author=helinues post=87230259]Guy na all the time motorcycle dey scratch you.. This is the 5th time reading same from you.

Easy angry
Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by DWJOBScom(m): 9:39am On Mar 07, 2020
Even Uber and bolt have have joined the price hike
Surge up and da anyhow
Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by Lekanberry(m): 9:49am On Mar 07, 2020
Ok
Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by able20(m): 9:52am On Mar 07, 2020
majamajic:
The is very good for security of lagos state, most of these people are not even Nigerians , no address , no family here

It's risky , if blow up your state , stay and defend it , during election they will all go back and vote , then come back to Lagos at every little sound of bomb !

It's a good move by Lagos State govt , he that damage his sleeping mat , let him sleep on the floor !!
But they have full support from their Oga at Aso rock, the governor can't do much. Secondly, tinubu also needs the full support of the same Oga at the Villa in his dreams to be president
Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by Lucyfa10: 10:01am On Mar 07, 2020
Adey see Dan watch as things go take make sense for naija.. oshi
Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by majamajic(m): 10:53am On Mar 07, 2020
able20:
But they have full support from their Oga at Aso rock, the governor can't do much. Secondly, tinubu also needs the full support of the same Oga at the Villa in his dreams to be president
Trust the northerners , Tinubu can't be president in 2023 , he no support from east and a very slim chance in the North , his services and supplies to the presidency will be cut soon , his roles will soon be over
Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by lebete3000: 11:27am On Mar 07, 2020
Untainted007:
Ofcourse, they will surely make it back to the road. Fashola did more than this to scrap off bikes off major roads in Lagos during his terms, but befr you say "jack" they were back on the road. The only issue is dat, it's now an avenue for police to make money and be chasing bike with their vans as if they are thieves, so they can exploits them
This is why Amotekun is here to stay!
Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by Iyiataata92: 11:47am On Mar 07, 2020
frowland:
Oya drive the okada enter Ikeja, Island let's try.
And other places?
Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by Iyiataata92: 11:49am On Mar 07, 2020
helinues:
Guy na all the time motorcycle dey scratch you.. This is the 5th time reading same from you.

Easy guy
don't tell me you've actually been counting it
Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by Kiddllc: 11:53am On Mar 07, 2020
KennieKingOba:
nothing much has changed really, i still board bus the same fee and sometimes even lesser...

Sometimes i love the serenity of BRT bus lane in Iyana-Ipaja.

Meanwhile we sell Greek Yoghurt, frozen yoghurt, Yoghurt Parfait, and natural fruit juices.
How big is 500g & where's ur location?
Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by frowland(m): 12:37pm On Mar 07, 2020
Iyiataata92:
And other places?
cheesy
Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by IJOBA2: 2:07pm On Mar 07, 2020
majamajic:
The is very good for security of lagos state, most of these people are not even Nigerians , no address , no family here

It's risky , if blow up your state , stay and defend it , during election they will all go back and vote , then come back to Lagos at every little sound of bomb !

It's a good move by Lagos State govt , he that damage his sleeping mat , let him sleep on the floor !!
ARE YOU REFERRING TO MADRIDGUYhuh
Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by Nobody: 2:23pm On Mar 07, 2020
musicwriter:
I was in Lagos the other day and even rode an Okada. Then, I remembered the below quote.

”what makes nations successful is the ability to find public policies and political institutions that their people understand. Part of the problem of Uganda (and Africa) is that we spend so much time reciting foreign ideologies chapter and verse but always fail to relate them to our realities. Thus, while our problems are local and the demands to solve them are locally generated, the tendency is that when it comes to designing solutions, we retreated to theories drawn from textbooks.

These theories evolved in North America and Europe to explain a specific historical experience – how changing technology drove structural change and all this led to political struggles. These struggles were nourished by existing norms, values, traditions, and shared cultural understandings and therefore produced a specific institutional set-up. It is unlikely that one can copy and paste it on a society with different social dynamics and they work. Therefore, a major source of failure in Africa may be this mismatch between demands and solutions.” ........Andrew Mujuni Mwenda (Ugandan).

The above quote is the closest thing to the real reason for our poverty and policy problem in Africa. You don't import solution to a problem. rather the best remedy comes when you adapt a solution naturally based on your unique situation.

Source: Intellectual slavery, the worst legacy of colonialism
Preach bro
The dream is that one day, the preaching will become mainstream and not CardiB, Boborisky and CNN
And we will see the light
Chineke ga eme ya
kiss
Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by madridguy(m): 2:24pm On Mar 07, 2020
He never mentioned me naaa

IJOBA2:
ARE YOU REFERRING TO MADRIDGUYhuh
Re: Keke, Okada Back On Lagos Roads, One Month After Ban by Sundaypaul12345: 2:28pm On Mar 07, 2020
Sirjamo:
Nigerians always like to maintain status quo. Any good policy that is aimed to bring sanity and foster development, they would resist it just for their own selfishness.

In Holland, even billionaires use bicycles as a means of transportation. If you don't have a car and the buses aren't enough, get yourself a bicycle if your distance is not more than 5 miles.
Stop comparing Holland to Nigeria, the difference is clear
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