Lagos BRT Experience: Oshodi to Ojoba Under Bridge Journey1

W
elcome to my channel! In this video, I'm taking you on a ride through the vibrant streets of Lagos on the BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) system. Join me as I explore the bustling city of Lagos, Nigeria, and share my journey from Oshodi to Ojota Under Bridge.
The Lagos BRT system is a lifeline for millions of Lagosians, and I'm excited to show you what it's like to ride on these distinctive red buses. From the bustling streets of Oshodi, we'll embark on an adventure through the heart of Lagos, passing by iconic landmarks and neighborhoods along the way.
Throughout the video, I'll provide you with insights into the BRT system, its efficiency, and its role in the daily lives of Lagos residents. You'll also get a taste of the diverse culture and people you'll encounter during your journey.
So, if you're planning to visit Lagos or just curious about its public transportation system, join me on this BRT ride from Oshodi to Ojoba Under Bridge. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more travel adventures and urban explorations. Enjoy the ride!
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[@Justozed]

Thanks for watching 🥰please let me know where you're watching from And please subscribe be part of this family 👪😊💚💙🧡

[@muyiwaola9051]

Nice my guy. Thanks for giving us updates. Love from Atlanta GA

[@Justozed]

Thanks for watching 🧡💚💚💙from me

[@mrchidindustoyworldmovies7650]

Exellent video

[@Justozed]

Thank you 😊

[@mackyj7801]

Great you shared both good and bad but shocking how they have left used stations if we compare to dar es slamm Tanzania brt or Cape Town brt this is very poor

[@Justozed]

Very bad but I believe with more attentions like this is only going to get better

[@mrchidindustoyworldmovies7650]

Please show us the red line stations. Thank you

[@Justozed]

Okay sir

[@PatrickEgwu]

I wonder wether they are still yet to commission those bus stops.

[@rotimikayode1072]

People don't want to use the bus stops. People don't like enclosed bus stops.

[@rotimikayode1072]

On the contrary, the open bus stops are very functional.

[@mrchidindustoyworldmovies7650]

Thank you for mentioning my comments previously,I would like to be clear, Are the Lagos State government abandoning those bus stops? Bacause I don't know why they are yet to be completed or comissioned. It's really dissapointing to see the lack of infastructure and maintenance in Lagos. Really Really dissapointing to see. This has to be improved on.

[@Justozed]

I felt bad seeing the state of the infrastructure like it caught my attention though I can't comment much on that I hope in the future I'll have a chat with the authorities of this services and get proper insight

[@brainboot973]

go and ask your brothers who used the disguise of endsars to destroy lagos infrastructure. demonic people.

[@mrchidindustoyworldmovies7650]

It seems that they have completly forgot about the BRT buses

[@Justozed]

There are improving in some aspect like recently there are expanding across other part of the city improving their services but there are still alot to do

[@b.dasilva431]

We can witness poor maintenance of transport infrastructure. You must report poor state of infrastructure to the Lagos government. It is cheaper to maintain than to rebuild.

[@Justozed]

Exactly way cheaper to maintain than to rebuild

[@brainboot973]

because the endsars demons destroyed them, nd obidients targeted lagos infrastructure for destruction for only God knows why....

[@Sholaades5145]

They were vandalised by Obidients with intention to destroy Lagos

[@nmg1909]

Your Yoruba needs education on how to use public facility instead. Just imagine how the so-called bus stations were poorly kept.

[@brainboot973]

@@nmg1909 they were vandalised by your demonic brothers using endsars.

[@ade-ade]

​@@nmg1909first show us the one from the east or wherever you carried yourself from to Lag. Also you outsiders are the ones that destroy Lagos. If you want to complain about Lagoa first go to your state and complain there. We are sick and tired of hosting complaining nonentities. Don't come to Lagoa and insult Yòrùbá because we will give it back to you good and proper. Take your animalistic tendencies back home.

[@Tony-ku5oq]

Boyee y'all soaking and ain't even hit the market yet! Inner city. Mega rolling! And better be aware of New York City rats!

[@alibabasupplier4558]

Correct yourself nothing like Ojoba. Maybe you meant Ojora 😂

[@akslinktim2549]

His pronunciation even better than yours! But the correct pronunciation is ojaoba means king market in English.

[@Justozed]

Well thank you but that's what the place I stopped is called maybe I got the spelling wrong

[@akslinktim2549]

@@Justozed that’s what I’m saying that you even correct than him that correcting you.

[@Justozed]

@@akslinktim2549 thank you sir

[@TabsT-vy5jy]

Its a start but theres not enough buses and not enough trains on blue or red line. Also this foolish "security risk" you cannot film is dumb. All other civilised countries you can film to your hearts content.

[@ycshittu5412]

Go back to anambra and film.

[@TabsT-vy5jy]

@@ycshittu5412 what a stupid comment. Uneducated.

[@Justozed]

Is really tough filming although I believe there's a good reason for that I believe one day I'll get approval from the authorities and make good documentary