NEW LAGOS RED LINE METRO Is World Class!!

[@kwaku8483]

I am a Ghanian and i like to congratulate my fellow Nigerians for stepping up big time for acquiring these incredible and amazing trains. I hope to see Nigeria having underground subway line in the future. I know that whatever Nigeris puts its mind's on it gets the job done because they are one of the most powerful people in thevworld.😊

[@Southernview3k]

Subway project is undergoing in Abuja

[@jelezulu4707]

Last statement is useless,powerful in the world?

[@Southernview3k]

@@jelezulu4707 Zulu boy, why are you grumbling about the last statement?

[@abiodunbalogun3292]

​@@jelezulu4707Zulu stop hating, we know you're triggered and afraid of Nigeria's success, this is just the beginning and you'll continue to watch and cry.

[@jelezulu4707]

@@abiodunbalogun3292 so do you agree that Nigeria it's powerful in whole world? Ok make yourself happy

[@ericboateng7340]

Well done. Please ensure you maintain it. What the western world beats us with is the culture of maintenance. .

[@Changamira]

Just came from watching Senegal and Tanxania's new fresh train lines. Very well done AFRICA! One step forward to being the best

[@ringgame]

Amen

[@genesisbera7761]

Nigeria to me as an East African remains the most developed country in West Africa, good job Nigeria.

[@LewisMuturi-b7u]

This development is for (YORUBA WESTERN REGION OF NIGERIA NIGERIA IS A UNION OF ABOUT (57 MINORITY NATIONS), EXCEPT THE (YORUBA REPUBLIC) BEEN THE MOST POPULOUS NOT ONLY IN NIGERIA BUT IN AFRICA

[@marony3529]

​@@LewisMuturi-b7uThis your nonsense talk is it really necessary.?

[@1djmoore]

Don’t forget Ivory Coast

[@highdoze9832]

​@@LewisMuturi-b7uother tribes developed Lagos for you 😂, by tax extortion of these other tribes.

[@gideonighodalo3476]

Na comedian you be 😂

[@sparkleeugene8253]

Maintenance is very key here for sustainability. I'm really happy

[@michaeludeze8470]

Maintenance means further transfer of scarce funds abroad for parts. Can't you guys see the scam in these projects? Eventually, these infrastructures will break down, and lie dormant. Meanwhile, politicians would've collected their kick-backs. The country is virtually broke, and facing extreme lack of economic opportunities, which has resulted in lack of jobs, extreme hardship, crimes, insecurity and chao. And Federal and State Governments are scrambling over each other to sign contracts that pays millions of scarce dollars to foreign firms: 13 billion dollars! 900 million! 400 million! Meanwhile, citizens are suffering extreme hardship and hunger. Signing multi million dollar construction contract with foreign firms is the oldest method the ruling class uses to legitimately transfer funds abroad.

[@zeeone4492]

Delusional title

[@michaeludeze8470]

Lagos State people are also facing lack of jobs, extreme hardship, crimes, insecurity and chaos. Lagos Government can also create export industries to generate foreign exchange revenue, and create sustainable jobs. People are suffering, and governments are paying foreign firms $900 million for infrastructure that do not address immediate economic crisis. Infrastructure they cannot even maintain. Wait until a very vital component breaks down.

[@AdamuMuhammad-r5b]

After the trains, landscaping and garbage collection should be given priority by the Lagos state govt.

[@macisraeladeola8334]

true talk bro

[@DeenLight1800]

Have they not done it before? Una destroy am say na flower u wan chop. During Yardua/fashola era.

[@FolashadeEniola-qq1in]

​@@DeenLight1800Yes, Fashola on greenery for the environment but they insisted that green and clean is not important..

[@abiodunbalogun3292]

​@@DeenLight1800 😅😂 true

[@VOBmedia]

Lagos is too dirty jeez

[@ted.n9609]

Lagos should creat transit police department to start arresting people walking on the railway tracks to avoid accident or death.

[@chincherri]

That's the job of LNSC corps and they will once if start operation

[@ted.n9609]

@@chincherri Good to hear that.

[@Gwada9]

A transit police can also look for people trying to sabotage the railway system. They should also have CCTV cameras to be more efficient

[@FreddyPateki]

Actually the govt has built a wall, almost completed all along that redline corridor to wade off trespassers, and there's surely CCTV just like the Blue line does inside the trains, the stations and along the rail track. It will all come to full effect once commercial operations begin soon. This is still a test run

[@samuelanomnachi2808]

​@@Gwada9CCTV can't work in Nigeria cos of lack of steady electricity and sabotage

[@britenasstv1818]

Amazing transport infrastructures springing up nicely, now it's time to empower the people so that cost of living become bearable for them to enjoy the luxury.

[@chincherri]

If everyone had a pure heart like you,it would be lovely ❤️😁....hope u make millions of dollars on YT

[@liadigbadamosi92]

It's very encouraging that this happens in Nigeria. More grease to your elbow. But hopefully we'll still be talking positively about this in 20 years. I mean MAINTENANCE. Good luck.

[@dariengoodwin]

Fabulous re-use of the iconic (nearly 50 year old) UK High Speed trains. I love that the seats which were previously transverse (either coach style or at 2 +2 tables) have been retained and placed longitudinally metro style.

[@fm0817]

OMG!! This is amazing in Lagos Nigeria?!! Good job whoever created this. Thank you Jesus!! I LOVE IT

[@SACRAMENTO-j3y]

stop mentioning JESUS when it comes to such projects and achievements,he did not build this train ,tell JESUS to go and solve the crises between ISREAL and his PALESTINIAN CRISES some AFRICANS still act brainwashed even in the year 2024 hahaha

[@youngpaz3196]

Bros I fell in love with this video this is just like Europe I live in Germany and this is what we are enjoying here God bless Nigeria I we like to have your content ❤❤❤

[@ramseyramsey2104]

You live in Germany,(Good) in Germany, Italy or France. Have you seen Them buying an old model Tram to open a new Tram line? I live in Europe as well. Their Tram is far better than those nonsense our government is buying into Nigeria. If you doubt me, I live in Dijon, France, and I have also lived in Germany. The building is beautiful but the Tram nor join….. I come on peace ✌️, I also want Nigeria to be better than the West and Europe, that is my prayer every day

[@emmanuelefemena2959]

Guy appreciate your government OK. And also don't compare those country with Nigeria. You can't compare their country bank account with Nigeria bank account is different.if Nigeria account is 30 billion dollars assumption America account will be 300 hundred billion dollars. You see the different right. So stop comparing. Appreciate what you have than what you don't have.

[@macisraeladeola8334]

@@ramseyramsey2104 bros na small small,shebi this one is far better than the old ones,some years to come they will change them again if all this project worth 50 billion and the advanced train u talking about is 150billion is it not better to do this one than to plan on another year to the the one of 150billion by then they might have squander the money.

[@Brownhawk-u5s]

​@@ramseyramsey2104 you guys should stop comparing Nigeria with those countries; comparison is the killer of joy. That Europe you are praising today, were they like that decades ago? No. Europe was destroyed after WW2 and they had to rebuild from scratch esp that Germany you are bragging about. Most important thing is some progress is being made; it might not be world class but there's something on ground so all these comparisons are unnecessary imho

[@godsonsunny5557]

​@@emmanuelefemena2959why not be content with what you have instead of praying for your own to be better 😢 I live in Germany since 22 years and lived in France for 2 years, I will say I'm celebrating this progress of Nigeria 🎉

[@lawrenceokechukwu8680]

Congratulations to Lagos people

[@djanbarnes8494]

Im happy to see Nigeria showing massive upgrade in the rails. I hope to see the same effort in the educational and medical sectors across the whole nation.

[@african-history-fountain]

Very powerful looking trains. Thanks for this video.

[@dewsbabababa8006]

Nigeria is growing fast but no one is showing it well to the world to see. Nigeria is a hidden secret in Africa. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@QineonMorame-u7b]

Naija to the world abi🇳🇬💚

[@bierstick]

The key word here, I think, is “NEW”. I truly wish the people of Lagos well with the sustained success and efficiency of this “revolution”. Having spent much time there in years gone by, I am not as confident as I would like to be in that utopian outcome taking place.

[@dorisdoe7463]

This is impressive, congratulations Nigeria, ❤. I pray that some day my country Liberia will emulate this great initiative…

[@ZoeyBe]

I like the seat arrangement, even the sears are bigger than the one we have here in Canada.

[@RatieM64]

Mmmm...a progressive step. Well done 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@sageakporherhe783]

20:00 you're going the wrong way to computer village bro, lol

[@rannydewah8549]

This is good.... Love from 🇿🇼 Zimbabwe

[@africarizn7318]

In Accra Ghana,Trotro is our only means of Mass transport,everybody will b sweating & smelling inside,u people r enjoying in Lagos,cold A/C and comfortable Chairs W/Arm rest❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@toheebadeshina2740]

Really

[@sunnyyande378]

@africarizn7318, Thank you for saying the obvious truth, but many Ghanaians still believe that Accra is more developed than Lagos.

[@cryptophilic]

relocate to Lagos my brother

[@mayo4real]

I am a Nigerian, even though we have these trains, they're not available on every route. The same equivalent of "tro tro" is called Danfo and that's what most people rely on in Lagos. About 70% of commuters still depend on those danfo buses. Africa still has a long way to go...

[@SegunMichael-t5q]

​@@mayo4real Danfo will cease to exist after all seven Lagos railways are completed.

[@sherifffolarin701]

Kenneth, we missed you! Welcome back. You didn’t highlight the escalators, elevators, and staircase options at each of the train stations. This is indeed amazing and I look forward to visiting Nigeria and Lagos in particular soon. God bless Nigeria. 🇳🇬

[@genuinediasporan6661]

I believed crossing or walking on rails will be a contravention and illegal,especially to trade. For almost a century,people have been walking and trading by the rails. The rails need demarcation or physical barriers throughout the line.

[@johnmd4331]

That exciting, maintenance now is the key and builds more across Nigeria. Hope corruption will not destroy these development. I just visited Netherlands, Belgium and London using their trains, i can tell you that lagos train looks good and spacious.

[@JosephineEze79]

Those trains there a over 80 years old and still running.

[@emmanuelojo2013]

Great job ❤ So so lovely ❤ Oh boy. This one na fire 🔥🔥🔥❤🥰

[@ziza9717]

Great lagos... nice video . From senegal (joloff)

[@kogiman]

❤😂 Jollof????!!! Don't be starting something

[@ziza9717]

@kogiman yeahhhh ...jolof mean senegal and that's the location where the woloff language came from...

[@african-history-fountain]

Jollof? Ok bro.....we know you are the headquarters of Jollof rice. No need to shove it in our faces. 😊

[@amlovinglife]

@@african-history-fountain Jollof is a location you dump dump.

[@amlovinglife]

Welcome😘

[@GamingwithGhostx]

I wish i can tag Soludo here ... We need this in Anambra , from Onitsha to Awka .... This is very beautiful , wow ....

[@israelmicah5880]

Is not by calling out rich rich men.. does your state have personal money

[@GamingwithGhostx]

@israelmicah5880 ... The railways that was built from Abuja to Kano , was it not Federal government that built it ? Huh ?

[@prospektarty1513]

This is far better than the trains we have in America. The US government has failed to invest in railway infrastructure purely because of the powerful automobile industry lobby which encourages car usage. Our trains especially the New York subway is dilapidated, filthy and dangerous. The trains are Ricky and the govt believes people don’t need trains. Well done Nigeria,. Keep the trains nd tracks well maintained. It’s a life saver and you will see the difference

[@ugowilliams8437]

Nigeria will get there with more political will, commitment and sense of purpose by our political leaders. This is a blessed country.

[@davidedwardstruegospel2492]

Excellent presentation about the transportation in Lagos, Nigeria. 🇳🇬

[@Suti11968]

Kenneth thanks for this video.. you always admire good things in( Naija) on like other KZbins Lagos State really try,, they just need to clean up some areas around the city.. like makoko..e.t.c..good job..

[@chincherri]

Makoko is getting demolished 😅

[@andersonojoshimite6047]

Makoko is an illegally established settlement like Kibera in Nairobi or Diesroot in Johannesburg. After decades of issuing notices, the Lagos State Government is about to demolish that floating slum.

[@ayantolasaheed7425]

Unlike NEDMEDIA and co.NEDMEDIA became a bitter soul and got derailed after his candidate OBI lost presidential elections. He used to be a great developmental youtuber,je is now a propagandist and political jobber.

[@LindaManu-p8i]

The infrastructure is well needed. Money put to good use. Our Africans market women and sellers are stubborn. Walking through train tracks is never advisable any where in the world. The government will have to form some disciplinary measures for citizens walking or selling between train tracks, if not, catastrophic waiting to happen.

[@prinzeakinzmo4536]

Thanks our dear Ghanaian sister 😅

[@Quisto317]

That's good work. ❤❤❤🎉🎉from Kenya🇰🇪

[@emmanuelokonta1241]

Kudos Nwache! Very good documentary.

[@ebenezerekwebelem1319]

This is very impressive and commendable. Lagos state is well ripped to have this innovation in order to decongest the traffic hoax all over the state. Aside from building and launching this innovation, the State should ensure an organized Operational management to ensure regular maintenance, security, staffing and revenue accountability that will sustain this innovation. It is needed all across Oshodi, Agbado, Mile 2 Apapa and Victoria Island. Commendations to the governor and his entire team.

[@TeeO8080]

Good job! Other states in Nigeria should copy this type of investment in infrastructure; they should stop wasting public funds on useless ventures that doesn't impact the citizens.

[@JONAHOGAR-gl5ub]

Those are all federal projects, or you think we don't know

[@marony3529]

​@@JONAHOGAR-gl5ubKeep deceiving yourself. The projects are all Lagos state project.

[@booksandauthorsindependenttv]

Awesome!!!! Congratulations

[@andersonLaniyonu_backup007]

Good one Nigera and Good one TINUBU !!!!, Amazing !!!! saying Hi from Canada ! 🪙🏷🏷| Thanks ❤❤❤

[@charleseze8153]

This is not tinubu , this has been a long time project before this tinubu era .

[@abiodunbalogun3292]

​@@charleseze8153It is even Sanwo Olu that started it in 2021 and completed it in 2024 and it was initiated by Tinubu's era Masterplan for Lagos state, so technically They're following Tinubu Masterplan. Make research rather than telling a false story. Goodluck.

[@okangba1]

@@charleseze8153 Tinubu was the governor from 1998 to 2007, all these projects were planned during his era as the governor. The red and blue light tags were all copied from Chicago; guess who used to live in Chicago, Tinubu. Now tell me what obi did in Anambra

[@amlovinglife]

@@okangba1 What does obi has to do with this conversation? Let me tell that tinubu had to get permission from us the northern people for all this to happen. I'm not obi fan but people should just live others alone. We the northerners still has the power and will always remain so.

[@okangba1]

@amlovinglife you should be proud of your tribe, shame on you for denying your tribe

[@edwardalex218]

I just dey hear "buy your pure water" 😅

[@idabeauty]

You left the computer village behind you. Across from the station is Ikeja General Hospital. Great video.

[@ifeanyianiekwena8938]

Under Buhari you can't have something like this I am still saying that Nigeria should be restructured to enable each group of people to develop at their own pace.

[@shodapad07]

Great commentary from the driver of the car at the beginning. ❤

[@Seeta_sa_gauta]

God bless Nigeria

[@abiolakusimo8621]

Welldone Kenneth.God bless you.Amen.

[@bekabakari7394]

Big love from Tanzania

[@Festyvictor]

Big congratulations to Nigeria my country ❤

[@michaelarnold9445]

Now thir to keep nice and work to gether for it😊❤

[@agbons6949]

Great video

[@fredrickochieng8112]

Watching from Nairobi

[@Oponu-Ayirada]

Nice video. Glad you are open minded. Kudos to Lagos State Government. How many minutes was the trip from Agbado to Oyingbo ?

[@RosemaryOmorogbe-fg2oi]

Nice ones bros Congratulations to nigeria ❤ God bless nigeria in Jesus name Amen

[@CliftonEarlHill]

Much ❤ from 🇺🇸 to 🇳🇬. Naija, abeg Ooo, electrify ⚡your railroads. Respect sef now💚🤍💚...I'll be praying about the seat arrangement 😢😢😢

[@ibrahimbadamasi1211]

Well done you are a star

[@bestsharp439]

Bro, good job on this video...video is clear, sound is clear, good explanation...

[@ifeanyipaschal2614]

This is awesome. Great job, Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu.

[@emaenimongo5359]

Kenneth Weldon brother. You done dey chop money. 😄Congrats

[@jessenopiyoadory8031]

Tinubu doing some great things in Nigera. These city trains are some of the things we can only dream of in Nairobi. A Kenyan youtuber living in Lagos also said the electricity situation is improving tremendously.

[@fagbemiayomide1471]

Credit goes to the governor of Lagos state not the president lol. It a state project not the federal government

[@abrahamtschukudu808]

This is Buhari legacy. Which tinugu?

[@macisraeladeola8334]

@@abrahamtschukudu808 no! it is not buhari,it is the state. (this are on blue print since the days of lateef jakande,buhari only help lagos in signing memos to borrow loan)

[@mistermamus]

​@@abrahamtschukudu808gej legacy make we no change am.

[@christineopiyo7769]

Are you not aware Kenya has it's morden SGR?? Which has been in existence even before the Nija ones??

[@chibuoyimchukwu-s8t]

nice one am lagos N G

[@sessygy]

Maintenance! Maintenance!! Maintenance!!! Key to sustainability.

[@kolaolaleye2341]

True

[@margaretagyepong5687]

God is on Africa now. African needs a new mindset. God bless Africa

[@casmireluma758]

Wow!! This is lovely

[@mnadex]

You make these trips look so easy. Have you been to the Metro and Bus stations during rush hours my brother? 🤣🤣🤣 I live in the same Lagos, and I use them sometimes. I appreciate your video, but getting on these transport systems is not always easy.

[@FreddyPateki]

You think rush hour in Lagos is not easy? Then visit London, Tokyo, Dubai, Mumbai India, New york etc during rush hour and see. Don't think Lagos Nigeria is isolated from such.

[@ystar6385]

Great work. Appreciate showing us the Red Line. The picture quality and sound quality is very commendable. However I have a few observations which I will want you to take on with a positive view. It will be good if you work on the accuracy of the information you are providing and the correct names of the locations and thier historical importance. You called Tafawa Balewa Square (TBS) a stadium, it is not. It is actually of great historical importance. You said Lagos has a population of 28million, also not true. The Cowrie Creek Bridge is not the first bridge in Lagos. You said the next rail line to be constructed is the Purple Line, also not true. You should also learn to pronounce the names of the locations correctly. Content creators are the journalists of many, so you should ensure your information is correct. Please keep up the good work. I see greatness coming!

[@Black_Family_In_China]

Wow 😍 that’s impressive 😍

[@suntanglory]

Nice one!l commented on the headrest some local champion lagosians was insulting me for pointing out the wrong design.The headrest is blocking light and even stopping people from seeing their whereabout and move closer to the door.lt's a metro not a train everything will happens quickly,people having a good sense of their whereabout on the metrto is important..People will only realize this flaw when the metro start working properly and full of passengers..Lagos need urban renewal man,most part of the city need cleaning.Even the stations need landscaping.Thank you.

[@FreddyPateki]

Don't worry, new new metro trains have been purchased for this redline and are on the way, These 2 Talgo trains were bought from America and was originally designed for interstate travel between Miami and Milwaukee city. The Lagos state govt had to convert hence the sitting arrangement. Once the new coaches come in, these ones would probably be given to the Nigerian Railway corporation owned by Federal Govt to run Lagos ibadan route since they share the same rail corridor.

[@chincherri]

@suntanglory don't worry much about it,there are new trains being manufactured that will arrive end of the year,the GWR can suffice till then..u are right concerning the cleaning and renewal I believe its under implantation..its not going to be a walk in the park as over population itself brings chaos and dirt due to poor practices of p00r ppl but they have started demolishing shanties along that axis and trying to beautify the view of the mainland...I wish them well

[@emmanuelogundipe3328]

​@@FreddyPateki You really are nice to reply him. This dude is the most difficult person on KZbin whenever it comes to things about Nigeria. I'm sure he's an hater or something. He drops similar comments like this on posts about trains in Lagos and I've seen people give him the exact response you just did. I used to answer him until I got used to seeing his name attached to silly comments. He can't tell you he is not aware that these trains are temporary and that the ones for this line are coming soon. He is just being difficult. Your explanation doesn't mean he won't repeat this comment in the comment section of any Lagos rail related post. Even his comment has proof that he has raised this topic several times.

[@emmanuelogundipe3328]

​@@FreddyPateki You really are nice to reply him. This dude is the most difficult person on KZbin whenever it comes to things about Nigeria. I'm sure he's an hater or something. He drops similar comments like this on posts about trains in Lagos and I've seen people give him the exact response you just did. I used to answer him until I got used to seeing his name attached to silly comments. He can't tell you he is not aware that these trains are temporary and that the ones for this line are coming soon. He is just being difficult. Your explanation doesn't mean he won't repeat this comment in the comment section of any Lagos rail related post. Even his comment has proof that he has raised this topic several times. He talks as if he was the one who told the government the right type of train they ought to buy for the blue line

[@pobat73pobat90]

I'm more excited for the content creator.....he's just happy about it *Nigerians just want to live a comfortable life. If the politicians will only understand

[@omoade4472]

Thanks for the informations

[@DrHaywheezie_Neurotutes]

This is great and commendable. Its a good one, I would like to recommend that the sustenance of this project should be giving priority. Likewise, the LSG should consider erecting like like a barrier between the waiting line and the trail track to prevent motalities. It happens here in this part of the world where people just commit suicidal acts

[@andersonLaniyonu_backup007]

Good !

[@Innsidelyfe]

Jagaban master plan must continue in Lagos.

[@ComicsplaygroundTV]

This is lovely❤ i still strongly believe in africa it will only take time but soon definitely😊

[@arresteddevelopment2158]

These developments are loooong overdue. But well done to the LASG.

[@bestsharp439]

Omo see Lagos red line train, look like aircraft...🤣🤣🤣

[@vidowu04]

Great video!

[@Muzakman37]

These are ex-British trains that used to operate as the Intercity 125 service connecting the major cities of the UK. They were built mostly in the 1970s/early 1980s and were a reliable workhorse on the British rail system for years. Good to see them getting a new lease of life in West Africa. Weird seeing the seating arrangements like that in these trains cos they always used to be rowed seating but then these are now being used as local commuter trains so this seating arrangement maximises standing space

[@FreddyPateki]

Yes, but you are talking bout the British Lokomotive powered engine that pulls the train coaches. The coaches themselves are brand new by Talgo USA not British.

[@Muzakman37]

@@FreddyPateki Oh OK, thanks for that.

[@ayjay4273]

@@Muzakman37ok delete your comment because it’s false

[@Muzakman37]

@@ayjay4273 Excuse me? Be quiet.

[@Wasserfeld.]

@@FreddyPateki The coaches are the MK3 coaches that forms part of the HST. They're not new Talgo sets. I travelled on them for 20 years, and work for the UK Railway. I'd recognise them anywhere. The Talgo sets do feature at 09:50 when he points at the other train.

[@bolawalesomala656]

Creating jobs for those attendant.. I work on railway for 15yrs here in UK ..always a good job ..

[@omoade4472]

Nice one to Build is good but to maintain is another one we pray they follow up with it so that people don,t mess up with it

[@opeyemiburaimoh4725]

Professional videoing of the redline well done.

[@jennifernelson3764]

Hurraaaay 🎉🎉🎉🎉 Lagos state for the improvement. Please install escalators so children and less able to walk like elderly and disabled can access the platform to the train. Thank you 😊

[@PiusOkon]

Great job from Julius Berger

[@afolabifatusin7211]

We need more people like nwache in nigeria

[@bullyfcoffee9815]

Well done my brother, you're doing a good job

[@PatrickDiabate]

Cool from Côte d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast).

[@Kltary]

Inner high-speed suburban line, on track!

[@changeisalways4839]

The more I view your videos, you keep blowing my mind of what I had no idea How Africa really is. The western country has lied and blinded us over badly. WOW

[@chibuoyimchukwu-s8t]

nice one

[@ezimdanielchukwunwike531]

Very good

[@fredrickochieng8112]

Wonderful to watch

[@roid1510]

The stations still need to be connected to lagos major population areas so its easily accessible. No need to take a car ride there first

[@fatimaahmed7249]

FANTASTIC👏👏👏, But PLEASE, Maintenance,Maintenance..MAINTENANCE....That has always been our BIGGEST problem in Nigeria. And if care is not taken,hawkers will take over the tracks and stairways..AS USUAL

[@tamnadvardis7039]

Woow very nice

[@IbimCookey-f5w]

Lagos State keep it up

[@lukbaw8199]

My broda, you have done a good job showing the 'world' what is happening in Lagos but showing Alagbado, the bus station in Ikeja and CMS and saying Lagos is beautiful to me is a misrepresentation of Lagos State, even though the infrastructural development is poor. It would be best to restrict your narration to the Red Line as amazing and not the areas shown as "Lagos is beautiful as if Lagos State is undeveloped as some African countries like South Africans assume because of some Nollywood movies shot in rural areas (lol). I just wanted to say that I'm so happy with your video. Thank you.

[@Wasserfeld.]

I don't want to talk this down as it's a big deal and I'm incredibly happy to see Nigeria building the infrastructure it needs. However, these trains were built in the 1970s (Intercity 125s, also known as HSTs) in the UK. They served us very well and revolutionised Intercity rail travel in the UK and as a member of railway staff in the UK, it's great to see them still going. But while they're being used as metro trains for now, they're not designed as such and don't perform brilliantly for suburban style stopping patterns. They also aren't up to modern crash safety standards (God forbid). I hope these are replaced with new build metro trains soon, because you'll see a big difference and your metro will be even better than now. But everyone has to start somewhere and wish your city all the success with expansion and operation.

[@shonibaresulaimon4432]

This is a pure lie, this is talgo series 8 and this particular train was Manufactured in Wisconsin and delivered in 2013. You can fact check it is different from the UK own. So don't lie about what you don't know.

[@JosephineEze79]

Wrong train.

[@UD_Splendid]

You lie. The talgo 8 can never have been built in the 70s. Go do your due deligence.

[@Multifaceted-Abu]

Talgo 8? Na

[@Wasserfeld.]

@@shonibaresulaimon4432 This isn't a Talgo 8. I suggest you actually look at what a Talgo 8 is lol. Talgo 8s have been purchased, but this exact train isn't it. So don't act smart

[@Joseph-s3o3o]

Our major problem is maintenances.

[@lightofgodandpropheticmini1795]

Great! Thank you, Jesus Christ. JESUS IS LORD.

[@clementfolorunso958]

They should link the airport with one of the trains like Frankfurt. It will make commuting easier for travellers

[@MrBenMedia2022]

Lagos is winning