Lagos Buses Changing Millions of Lives

[@siasabora]

introduce this in Nairobi....can't wait to see sanity restored there.

[@wbtdupe17]

Finally!!!! Lagos streets were toooo busy, it no be for ordinary people

[@sugaduga4u]

I lived in Nigeria and 2 years and REFUSED to drive while there. It just seems impossible lol. I commend all of those who aren't afraid and have the patience to!

[@Em183]

revolutionary...a public bus!! I find it sad that they are just now working together to have this new bus system.

[@makjazz7]

thx for the post. please post something about the popularity of jazz music and the musicians that make a living playing live music in Legos.

[@unak78]

The light-rail is being built as we speak. I believe the first route should open this year.

[@adaviriku]

@Eztini that certainly is a misconception. The first time(according to the report),there would be a collaboration between government and the private sector in easing transport problem in the country,

[@michaelkeshi7359]

Lagos State governor creat a modern urban transport system, prohibits danfo buses and tricycles to circulate in Lagos City. Arrange adversiting of bus stop, establish bus stop sign and map transitway

[@Eztini]

its kinda crazy that some parts of the world just got buses... ;o

[@bburg0408]

@statictech7 - I asked because Nigeria is NOT a poor country. Its natural resources are oil and natural gas (37% of 2006 GDP), tin, columbite, iron ore, coal, limestone, lead, zinc. Nigerians need to get their act together. Nigeria is just one of many African countries that hand over control to the World Bank. I dread to think of the interest they're paying on the bank's funding.

[@RahimX]

This should be done in Mexico City too. Shit is packed all day everyday!

[@Dem0nz890]

2:13 bad ass clock on the right

[@trilby4779]

The guy at 2:50 - Redd Foxx.

[@donklue]

@keops402 how did the bank destroyed lives?

[@bburg0408]

Why is this project part funded by the World Bank?

[@Koldness99]

glad to see a sub-sahara african nation doing well, or atleast improving

[@theBlueWolfman]

2.44 this is SPARTA! hole

[@ImSoLadyGaga]

They live in... Legos?

[@matshadwhite]

they didnt have to go to Nigeria, they could have just traveled 20 years into the future and filmed Atlanta

[@Uprising771]

my name is barrister michael...my rich family member passed away and he left a sum of $29 million that is locked in a bank account...

[@faekri]

this actually not effective at all. It is similar with busway or transjakarta in Indonesia but I don't know maybe the implementation in there is better.

[@oORlxOo]

And i thought it was all sand..

[@9akashi]

what did the world bank want for doing this

[@Churros1616]

they need trains!!!

[@Devilishlybenevolent]

I honestly thought this clip was going to be about a Muslim woman being able to drive judging by the thumbnail.

[@Devilishlybenevolent]

@Xzibillionaire You are right that I watch too much western propaganda. I hate western media and I do occasionally fall prey to their lies, but my observation was more of a jest then hard hitting fact.

[@femsonirabz67]

nija 4real

[@AgentAxelman]

I wanted to make a legos comment :(

[@Guyfawx42]

Nigeria has a lot of Muslims. What else should they have put on the thumbnail?

[@MrLilort]

@9akashi their soul & oil:D

[@whoakaela]

@Xzibillionaire calm down

[@doidao147]

the beautiful bus is a brazilian old-marcopolo now, i know where they are. The ugly bus is indian.

[@ReggieWriteous]

MUSIC is LUV! KZbin/REGGIEWRITEOUS

[@originaldelta]

@Eztini there have always been buses in Lagos...noob.Its just that now the bus sytem is govt run and maintained.(Facepalm).

[@hyspooo]

magic word - EMIGRATE

[@jason0998]

@Devilishlybenevolent Muslims women drive everywhere except Saudi *sigh*

[@GeorgeEvelyn-gx9rp]

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