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This is another big shame to Lagos state Government. Lagosians keeps crying about heavy traffic instead of calling the government to build more access roads or more link roads. When honest people point out the mistakes of your government instead of facing the fact you tend to be blind folded by the token amount being paid to you to defend them. |
afrikanns: WHICH AGENT OF THE DEVIL ARE YOU SERVING HYPOCRITE,HONESTLY IF YOU RESIDE IN LAGOS YOU SHOULD BE IMMEDIATELY EJECTED FROM LAGOS TO IBO LAND WHERE YOUR SKIN LL BE PEELED ALIVE,HYPOCRITESpeaking out of point and hatred. This is a pure example of Ignorance Filled Coconut Head...(IFCH). Go and read your books please |
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eko ilee: The fact that Lagosians sent him back to Alausa with %82 landslide victory renders your opinion usual bad bele irrelevant.82percent indeed. I could remember when Fashola was campaigning he used Lagos Road workers to fill up some potholes in the street, today those roads are worst than what they used to be. I am coming with a picture of one of those roads.... Just wait |
And what reasonable point have you made. In what way can the statement above help to better the life of citizens of this country. Please have a rethink its too early. |
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eko ilee: NL is full of upside down thinking dullards..And you are a perfect example of them. Check out this pic please
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[quote author=naija_swag]Lagos is like any other part of Nigeria. The difference is that millions of people live in this small geographical location.[/quote]So what's your point, because it is just like every other part of Nigeria roads should be left untarred, and later some praise singers will be chanting Eko o ni baje and Fashola is working. |
Lagos government should pay attention to more street roads and this will in turn help to de congest the use of major roads and this will eventually result to reduced traffic in these major roads and also aid free movement. Let the poor mass in the street enjoy dividends of democracy. |
adaybayor: poster, can you tell us where you are from so we can compare....thanks.After staying in Lagos close to 25yrs now. Having all my certificate bearing Lagos. I claim to come from Lagos and I don't like what is going on here. Are you satisfied now? |
espn: if I may ask..wat state r u frm..sure ur fuked up state is worse dan dis!u r stupid(jobless fool)Lolz I believe your are not more than 12yrs old so I forgive your ignorance. But child listen when adults are speaking just keep quite and learn because one day you will teach your younger ones. |
ewet: Can you compare Lagos pre 1999 to Lagos of today?Now ask yourself this same Question and see how unwise you will be Are we in pre 1999? Do Lagos still generate the same IGR compared to pre 1999? Thanks |
abbk000:Looking at this roads I don't see any one being Untarred or filled with portholes. So guy do I pray for Lagos to be like this so u will be satisfied and praise the governor that he is doing well? If so then look up the dictionary and get a name that will qualify your stupidity. Thanks |
abbk000: Please see some areas in the UK... You would not expect to find places like this in a developed country like this.So!! What's my business with a dumping ground in the UK probably that's where u can afford to live and u want Lagos to also look like that.. Sorry Fashola is Working Lagosians are Suffering. |
[quote author=talktimi]@OP its obvious you took those photographs on only one street, for equity and fairness of judgement, please take a valid sample of bad streets in Lagos at least in a local govt so that people will stop insulting each other on this thread.[/quote Don't worry I have loads of more pics coming up this time I have more than five streets in Isolo local government area when I went there for a visit last week. |
tunde1200: Those streets you show us never bad reach kaleyaye street in my area shasha akonwonjoGuy I have also lived in shasha, around Moshalashi bus stop. I also knw how bad streets are in that area. The only way we can help improve this areas or get attention from the Ogas at the top is by uploading the pics of those bad areas |
[quote author=Ejiné]Xtianh! I know you! You studied at IMSU, right? Mech Eng. Light-skin about 5'6" Hazel eyes? I remember youuuuu! Class of '12. Hmmm...[/quote]And what if I am or I am not? |
eko ilee: New Roads...These are called BillBoard roads some of them only exist on the billboard while the tax payers on the street are suffering from bad and dilapidated roads infrastructure. Lagos is over hyped in the media while individuals are suffering in the street. |
eggheaders: dumbbells and uncle fash is asking gej and the f.g to handover those roads cause of the bad state of the roads.fash took it upon himself to rehabilitate the ikorudu road and lagos-badagry expressway.the apapa-oshodi,airport road and lagos abeokuta road really shows how good your dumb f.g are fixing lagos road olodo upon twenty.So your government left roads that are accrued to them and are facing FG roads where they will siphon more money and thereafter concession it. |
eko ilee: Why are you paying this insincere Nigerian clown any attention even with his silly double or triple ID?Kindly face the issue on ground and don't insult the moniker. The issue here if u don't knw is about the poor state of roads in streets of Lagos its obvious and undeniable so face the fact. |
ilugunboy: Olodoo...Ok... Correction noted. Thanks for that and God bless you |
Olaolufred: YOU MADE A MISTAKE.Nice reply and more sensible... |
seunfly: May be this op is another inferiority complex filled egocentric paid political bigot. They are many on nairaland.lolz...you sound funny,bias and unintelligent. Sorry I am not the type u argue with. Final quote from you. |
ba7man: Who told you they pay tax?? A very small population in Nigeria pay Tax. Go around Nigerian cities and you'll see worse.so the yearly lock up shop and shop permit collected by the local government here in Lagos, are they being given to charity homes or are paid as tithe to churches and mosques? |
asala1: Yes, some streets are like this in lagos, but I have come to understand that many of the untarred streets are pipeline streets. They cannot be tarred. An example is the Obawole-jojo-shaga road in agege.Nice talk and good example. Now if such roads cannot be tarred, what should be the best solution to those roads? And secondly these roads in question are nowhere near any pipeline. So are u defending Lagos and encouraging them to abandon their roads and leave them un tarred or were u paid to defend them? |
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ba7man: C'mon, you don't expect me to start explaining my sentence as if you're 5yrs old. If you insist, there is no location in the world that doesn't have its own eye-sore areas. You didn't expect the largest urban sprawl in Nigeria to be all flowery and sweetness. No occurence in life is like that.so the money generated from these streets where are they taken to? If those citizens that pays tax through various medium cannot enjoy common good road then what are u saying? |
ba7man: Excuse me, were you really expecting all the streets to look like the ones in USA?? News Flash!!!....They all don't.. What's the meaning of your post. Please explain. |
sheyie2007: You're tired.. find something productive to do.. Thanks. You are welcome Sir. |
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