LAMATA Inspects Blue Rail Line 2nd Phase, To Be Delivered In 2026

[@marshallemma166]

This is an amazing work been done in Lagos it's really transforming the architectural aspects of Lagos

[@esomiles]

Lagos is investing in infrastructure and development to bring more investors in and also make more revenue for the state while other states are busy waiting for FG to share derivation to them so they can feed on so fat..now as they hear Tax reform all of them are busy looking for away to stop the Tax reform and inciting regions against another region trying to make it look bad...this bill must go through and every state must be productive not just consuming.. enough is enough

[@goldencoast8896]

Preach preach preach preach

[@Biobele]

Rivers state and Lagos state were joint complainants in a suit against the F.G against the current derivative formula. So when you say “other states” as if it is Lagos vs every other state you are wrong. Also for the bill to pass you need support from other states currently south west and south south states are in support of it, as well as a few states from North central and South East. You need their support for the bill to become law. So Don’t get too cocky.

[@mandybello9276]

Being cocky sometimes call takes the obnoxious toga of arrogance even if it contains some elements of ugly bitter truths served 🥶 coldly.. retrogression and progression are eternally separate parallel entities😅​@@Biobele

[@abasssanusi3348]

Well done. Sanwo-Olu and his team. It will look so beautiful. In between two roads.

[@fadojutimikayode4826]

This is the type of the one we have in DUBAI, CONGRATULATIONS 🎊 👏 💐 🥳 NIGERIA

[@thestonewallrealty3502]

The sudden rush of people in is our daily experience here, using this amazing train to and fro Marina and Mile 2. It's always a great experience daily!

[@truth_hurt-NG]

This is a working State Government. While some other State Governor is dancing, some others are waiting for the FG handouts and bag of rice. This level of infrastructural development is what other state Governors should emulate. Lagos is developing

[@sammyscorpion2048]

@truth_hurt-NG for the non- working state governors, let them keep blaming Tinubu

[@Chrisugo]

Some good points 👍. But remember, lagos has more revenue than all the other states in Nigeria. They earn more and should do more. Thank God the governor is serious and committed.

[@sammyscorpion2048]

@@ChrisugoNo doubt, Lagos may have more revenue than some states, but it is also more endowed with more creative, willing, and driven leaders going back to the days of Jakande, than most states. A lot of the state governors are sleeping at the wheels, they only belief in the status quo, i.e going back to Abuja every month to collect the monthly allocations and doing nothing much with them.

[@Chrisugo]

@@sammyscorpion2048 Bro you're actually talking about a former British colony since 1861. Before Jakande things were already set up by the white man and was working properly. Lagos was like the capital of West Africa. Even Ghanaians and some other African countries connected their flights from lagos . Lagos has the major seaport in Nigeria. Is not like there's no sea enough for seaport in Calabar and Anambra. Taxes of goods that arrive there will most like go to the government or at least a reasonable percentage. Lagos is probably the most populated city in Africa as a whole and that also adds to the economy. Don't forget also that most oil companies drill their oil in ogoni in rivers state, Bayelsa, calabar, imo etc, and psy tax to lagos state because that is where they are headquartered. (injustice). I hope this their tax bill will address all that. Yes lagos is doing well but they should do way more than this.

[@charlesodunayo8809]

Ipobdiots will always find non-existing excuses for their failing leaders to discredit the achievement and brilliance of Lagos state leaders out of envy

[@adeboladada1747]

LAMATA/Lagos State Govt needs to attach alot of of our engineering graduates to this project so they can have hands on experience in building this.

[@babssloans7945]

Big up to the gov, lamata and lagos

[@austynworldinc3455]

Gradually yellow buses will be a thing of history, those drivers will be forced to retire them buses.

[@naqeebayodamolaraji5718]

Don't underestimate the population of Lagos Transport demand would almost always outstrip the supply I'm sure of this That's why those drivers treat passengers anyhow knowing they'll always have passengers patronising them

[@adakstv]

Hopefully, this can get to Agbara and onwards to Badagry cutting travel time of 1:45 mins to just 50 mins. It just keeps getting better…🔥

[@azeezosho9459]

Honestly I think that would be ideal, however that whole place is Ogun state territory Nd to be honest Ogun state seems to be uninterested when it comes to public infrastructure

[@naqeebayodamolaraji5718]

Red line enters Ogun State

[@abiodunbalogun3292]

Ogun state governor just announced it in their 2025 budget about extending the blue line to Agbara, including the red line to Kajola in Ogun state. I think next year would be the year for the groundbreaking for those extensions

[@africanarrativeslifestyles6105]

🎉highly commended.

[@lionelyoung3437]

If Lagos state has a standard rail water supply and electricity to at least 90% of its inhabitant. Nigeria will be unstoppable.

[@iamkingsleyigberi]

it is Lagos that will be unstoppable not all the states...State govs are sleeping

[@lionelyoung3437]

@ hmmm a major develop city in a country creates enormous impact on the country’s economy but Nigeria is still a case study in terms of development course of corruption so I understand.

[@Ayolabi]

@lionelyoung3437 other states governor will make Lagos congested because they won't be doing anything to help their people. Only embezzle money.

[@olufemiademulegun4800]

Nice one guys on site working. That is is what is called "dirty hands clean money." Other Nigerians crying of unemployment and poverty should go and work on sites and stop crying and wasting time typing rubbish about the country online.

[@ExcelAmaeze]

Good development ❤

[@tunxlaw]

Upnext : Green and Purple lines.

[@hakeem0382]

Some Biafra people dey enter Agbado people train

[@aframaco9491]

😂😂😂😂Dem no get choice naaah! Those mouthy braggadocios! 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!!

[@Ayolabi]

😂😂😂 they love to hold Lagos and South West leaders accountable while protecting their own like Peter Obi, Ikpeazu and the rest.

[@IfeanyiVictorfrank-q6e]

Is it only in Lagos we live?? All over the world we the ibos are living there so be calming down with your second hand train moreover I pay for it to enter period

[@nonyagbo]

Weldone Lagos

[@RobertsDigital]

9:26 Lagos lacks infrastructure. The only tall buildings are hotels and banks. The city needs affordable tall highrise buildings. In fact all Nigerian cities need tall buildings like up to 7 or 8 floors. Lagos needs even taller residential buildings because it's an overcrowded metropolis. If they don't build that way, then the slums will expand. If decent buildings are built, the government will know how much electricity it can distribute to them and there will be no electric power shortages due to irrelevant structures. The only good thing that the government has done so far are the metro trains. But other things like constant electricity, affordable housing infrastructure to prevent the spread of slums, free medical care, water purification plants to supply water to homes, sewage treatment and garbage treatment plants should be considered. In most European countries, there are no landfills. Garbage is recycled. Everything is recycled at plants and sent to factories to be used.

[@Ayolabi]

Lol but South East and South South have all the infrastructure

[@bofloa]

so you expect government to just build high rise houses up and down the place, which country do that... buildings are private property, if the land space is not big enough then you go sky high, and not every soil you can build high rise on...

[@RobertsDigital]

@@bofloa Ok, so you prefer the slums to modern infrastructure. Good for you.

[@IbrahimSouley-c8p]

One love Africa to unite

[@barrymascot8179]

Awesome 👌. Secondly, our people no go ever change. See the rush, nah. What happened to queuing up to enter, and if you didn't get to sit, you can stand.

[@mandybello9276]

😂😅😢

[@TypeCEdits3342]

*Metro Rail*

[@odemaj8605]

Eastern governors better sit up,they may be discriminate against at federal level but what can they claim they have achieved in the east for our igbo brothers and sisters?.those men,I believe should be held even more accountable than the federal government.. Abia is trying, so is enugu water project but there is still so so much more to be done

[@charlesodunayo8809]

Abia is trying in mediocrity and propaganda

[@IfeanyiVictorfrank-q6e]

Enugu is taking up the project once the bus terminal is completed which jagaban has flagged off this new year

[@Elkanah-e4b]

Two states also flag off their metro 🚇 calabar&maiduguri 🎉

[@naqeebayodamolaraji5718]

Completing it is the real deal Tinubu and Mobereola in 2002/2003 started the planning and construction Fashola and Hamzat began construction around 2009 It was only completed to a reasonable stage in 2023 by China and Sanwo-Olu Wike abandoned Amaechi's own in Port-Harcourt Ambode also neglected what Fashola started in 2009 Railway is a long-term, and expensive project that would take at least 2 terms of a Governor in order to complete

[@naqeebayodamolaraji5718]

Governors would prefer to complete several smaller, relatively cheaper projects than to pour the bulk of the state's construction funds into railway lines They get more praise that way Fixing roads and building flyovers is cheaper for a start

[@Ayolabi]

South South have one of the worst leaders in Nigeria. Akwa Ibom governor will rather spent billions in building a mega church while her people to Lagos to look for security and housemaid job.

[@PAYDAYHEDGE]

​​@@Ayolabi you must be a Yoruba..

[@Elkanah-e4b]

I really needs one ☝️ in Edo state badly 😢

[@Ayolabi]

Edo no be Lagos

[@edforexolaniyi9312]

What about the PHASE 2 of Red Line construction has it commence

[@Bejonastv5591]

look at how they were rashing to sit down, greedy and uncilvilize society.

[@RokkyRocky]

The video was even when they just lunch the train ...It was then view train but now enough so no more rushing now

[@bofloa]

you need to see Japan on rush hour, it has nothing to do with civilisation

[@Bejonastv5591]

@@bofloa i have expirence it in Japan not selfishly like this at all

[@emmanuelshinayo4602]

Nigerians always knowing for doing their things on a low keys, neva shout like those of bankuliers, any small infrastructure being carry out is always a shout, hmm.. noise makers😅😅

[@hentasy]

Why re they running into the train .. Nigerians will always be Nigerians

[@fabuchap2545]

If it is ‘rush hour’ it’s normal all over the world. It’s not a Nigerian thing. Do your research. Check google ‘rush hour trains’ and be enlightened. Nuttin do us.

[@adeboladada1747]

Its probably rush hour

[@mandybello9276]

​@adebRushhour is more than 24/7 days and hrs Lagos commuters style 😅oladada1747

[@ddaw966]

Adeola, help me waker is terrible in Ghana. I don’t know about Nigeria. Ordered grocery Feb 14 for my sister, I was shocked at the food that was delivered. Less then $100 will buy that food. I regretted. You should investigate before advertising or telling your subscribers to buy or use apps. Your credibility is shaky with your advertising. It’s not easy to just give $200. An American could not pay a bride prices of $200 in Ghana. You and me dey this America and we know how things are, inflation is not a joke. Stop advertising things that you don’t know how it works in other country. It’s because of you that I throw away over $100. That someone two months salary back home. Hahaha. Stop Shaba, not kool at all at all. Haba

[@JustinClark-r4z]

why them run enter train, this Lagosians will never change, you will never see such thing people running to enter train, shame on big brethers Nigeria

[@kellysuccess9788]

Shame on you,in some countries they still rush, what are you talking about?

[@Newdawnfootwears]

Some of you who has never leave your state talkess of leaving Nigeria would complain about rushing to get into train. Go to another country and experience rushing hours in rain stations.

[@sunnyyande378]

@JustinClark-r4z, go and watch a video of a train in Tokyo Japan. You will be ashamed of this your comment.

[@JustinClark-r4z]

@@sunnyyande378 Why una no use una cocoa money develop una smelling Lagos

[@sunnyyande378]

@JustinClark-r4z , why didn't you develop your country and city? Your country is not as developed as Nigeria neither is your city as developed as Lagos.

[@luckyawadzi3337]

Why rushing towards train Nigerian are villagers indeed, majority see train for the first time in 2024

[@DAMINATION_1]

Technically that's how it is around the world

[@everestagbroko5603]

who be ds?

[@Chief_Commander_MBE]

That's how it is all over the world even the developed countries worse than this.

[@Silver-l5x]

It's called Rush hour, Japan, china is even worse ppl be stuck inside trains like sardines. The U.S train smells

[@DAMINATION_1]

@@Silver-l5x I think Japan is the absolute worst when it comes to rush hour The new York train is just filled with crazy people

[@suntanglory]

Lagos is too dirty!come on Nigeria have some shame. Take a look at other African cities and see what they are doing. Cotonou, kigali,kampala even accra are all taking beautification and urban renewal seriously.There is more to lagos than just the island,nothing attract investors,tourist more than beautification..

[@azeezfatoye6114]

Lagos still has a lot of infrastructure deficit, its focusing on that with time, beautification eill be done.

[@goldencoast8896]

You are right, but I feel like we citizens should do our part.

[@dnoble1136]

Sit down there & be comparing people like u will never appreciate what the government are doing most of u don't have anything tangible to offer ur country yet u will sit at the 4 corners of ur room & be comparing rubbish

[@dnoble1136]

​@@goldencoast8896God will bless u for this comment we are our own problems most of them have nothing to offer yet they will criticise until we learn to appreciate & do our own part as a good citizen the country won't move

[@goodpeople83]

The streets are dirty because the government does not provide little waste bins in every street and bus stops.. just as it is in other countries

[@jerrytobi8334]

The delivery time should be shortened,why 2026? It's too long. Let them complete it in 2025 . I

[@akeemodukoya5769]

Since there's no sea crossing, it should not get to 2026. And they have done a lot of work on the stations already. They are probably just playing safe for unforeseen circumstance that may delay the project. But who knows?

[@DAMINATION_1]

Although I agree,it's better not to rush such things

[@uchewilliams7064]

Delivered in 2026 completed in 2035.. 😂😂😂

[@JustinClark-r4z]

THIS PEOPLE ARE USING OIL MONEY FROM THE OLD EASTERN REGION TO FUND THEIR PROJECT, WHAT HAPPEN TO THEIR COCOA? I CAME IN PEACE

[@Sholaades5145]

What has your region governors done with the humongous allocations given to them.

[@azeezfatoye6114]

Absolutely wrong, imo generete the lowest revenue for the FG and receives more than a 1000 percent of what it generate, lagos generate more revenue than it recieve from the FG, and by the way lagos is an oil producing state.

[@thatoneguywholovesthena-4529]

the ignorance of the average nigerian on has been put on full display for the world to see...what a shame

[@edforexolaniyi9312]

What happen to your own state which useless oil money

[@olufemiodeyemi]

Lagos State , well done. You are doing a good job to beauty and working towards turning Lagos to a mega city . Eko ko ni baje loruko Oluwa .. Amin.

[@barrymascot8179]

Awesome 👌. Secondly, our people no go ever change. See the rush, nah. What happened to queuing up to enter, and if you didn't get to sit, you can stand.

[@barrymascot8179]

Awesome 👌. Secondly, our people no go ever change. See the rush, nah. What happened to queuing up to enter, and if you didn't get to sit, you can stand.