Lagos Mass Transit Blue Line Construction Ramps Up
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Check out the updates on the construction of the Lagos Mass Transit Blue Line, the 10-Lane Lagos-Badagry Expressway and the Iyan'Iba Interchange at LASU. The Blue Line has come a long way and is scheduled to open in December 2022. Also see the beautiful 10-lane Lagos Badagry Expressway. Like, share & subscribe, thanks for watching.
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The mini country in a country keeps growing at a massive pace. Like, share & subscribe, thanks for watching🙂
Used to pass through here nearly everyday, i was surprised by how fast it was going , can't wait for it to be completed
Without a doubt your contents are one of the most researched , objective and value based. Keep up your standard and good effort/attention to details. As God expand your mind to grow further Regards bro.
Thanks Shola for your wonderful compliments and prayers 😊
yes its the only youtube Channel owned by a Nigerian showing the developments no matter how little in the country.
Babajide and the past lagos state governors with vision, thank you all so much. Other states/regions are busy complaining, feeling cheated and looting funds that are meant for the development of their states and regions, While Lagos state is busy showing them that they can do it even without much intervention/support from the federal government. Keep up Lagos, let nothing slow you guys down.
Plus the economy of lagos is 1000 xxxxx bigger than that of any other state and some west African countries. Lagos infrastructure should be far developed than this but them Thiefubus keep holding it back!
@@ikemmanuel7859 you're very funny, thiefnubu? Hahaha Hahaha
Honestly,Lagos is entirely different from the rest of Nigeria
Aframaco, but the relocation of the capital from Lagos to Abuja still doesn't slow Lagos down, with the efforts of the past and present governors of Lagos state.
@@ikemmanuel7859 when Abuja is stealing all the Vat that lagos makes...no money for infrastructure...once that is resolved...i think lagos will shine..it has the most progressive leadership in NG..second only to oyo state.
It's always good to see development in Nigeria. Let 's hope they can stick to the deadlines and get the infrastructure up and running for citizens of Nigeria and visitors to the country to benefit from.
Please keep us updated with new videos and news about the progress and completion of this project.
Updates will be coming thanks😊
So other state governors in Nigeria are just sitting down watching Lagos State like it's a Netflix show or something
Edo state
Man the thin tire me oh I wish other states are moving same way Lagos is moving
Ask NDDC and the South South state that take the lion share from FG, but then again, it's their oil money with zero infrastructure.
When lagos look like London next year other states eye go clear dem dey blame Buhari for everything
@@tobbsbrown50 na wetin dey vex me pass like wtf when we get state govt we dey blame buhari mehh till we real channel our energy to our state govt from nigeria go just dey as e be only lagos go take over all investment for Nigeria becus like this things way I dey see for lag bro an only Abuja fit match lag Ph city they try too I just pray make I my state get better state govt
I wish all of Nigeria good fortune and great success from your Brothers and Sisters in the US. Resolve all issues and live the life of a leader in the entire world. Africa is the future of the Earth and the Earth’s future rests upon the shoulders of Africa.
Thanks for your wonderful prayers John👏😊
After completing this project the rail flyover bridges should be painted Green white green so it can capture the attention of anyone coming 🇳🇬🇳🇬 Nigeria is our home Ekó óni bàjé oo 🔥🔥
Exactly🇳🇬🇳🇬
lol thank God you are not the designer.....we cant paint every train green...many lik this would be built and development wil become the norm eradicating the need for people like you to see everything in green. red line, yellow, blue and orange are planned and will be painted as such
It would be painted in Lagos colors. It’s not a Nigerian project, it is solely Lagos state project.
By the way, why are all the trains in Nigeria painted green and white?
So Lagos should paint it’s own project your country color?🙄😠😒
Bush man...
I always appreciate your steady positive news about infrastructure in Nigeria! Thumbs up! It is SO important that there are some hopeful signs on Nigerias (or maybe Westafricas) wall! Is it me, or are anglophone countries in Africa (Ghana, Nigeria, Botswana) doing better than francophone countries (Ivory Coast, Togo, Cameroon)? - Greetings from Holland!
Thanks Frank for your compliments and insights 😊 All African countries are trying their best.
What good about ghana
@@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799 Ghana is also trying my gee
Yes I've noticed Francophone countries are very behind with very little to no developments. The poorest countries in Africa are all Francophone (except Liberia, Sierra Leone and Somalia).
@@sweetlemonade6925 thre poorest countries in Africa when looking at per capital gdp are east and central African countries...Niger republic the poorest in west Africa comes in at number 8. The top 7 poorest including burundi and malawi and somali are eastern
This is impressive. In Nairobi instead of building a light rail like this one, they went for an elevated highway. Love from Kenya
Africa shall grow! love from nigeria
Good job mehhn! Well researched. I can't wait to see the completion of this project. More than 15 years I think.
Thanks Flo 😊 It will definitely be completed by December next year.
Sister Flo, we can't say anything now until December 2022....🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
Not up to that. Started under Fashola Abandoned under Ambode. But that is federal road.
9ice work governor 👏 🙌 👍 👌 💪 😎, please 🙏 make our country 🙏 beautiful like euro, so that we can all in outside country or Nigeria 🇳🇬 come back home 🏡, greathings to you all the ways from Denmark 🇩🇰
we all cannot wait to see the result ! thanks for the informative work
Nice job as usual!
Very interesting, a lot of good is happening in Lagos State
Yes! More updates on other infrastructure coming😊
Lagos state needs to go aggressive on her sanitation enforcement to protect this expensive infastructure.throwing plastic bottles and thrash out of moving vehicles and into drains should attract jail terms
Heavy fines like 10k or 20k. People are quick to blame the government for everything but simple things we should do to save the environment of filt is neglected.
@@NedMedia 20k and community service.offenders should work with lawma road cleaners for a week
@@markfactor5952 Yes there should be a fine. If there's serious enforcement, many of these misdemeanor will stop.
@@NedMedia For throwing garbage on the street , here in Germany we pay fines of 100 Euro and more, depending on the type of garbage. When I think of Lagos and other big cities in Nigeria I think it's bad that the garbage clogs the already problematic sewage system. But I guess there are definitely many people who have already changed their behaviour.
@@martinanuhlen8810 There should be an active campaign against litter here, people are so used to it and it's very bad. No one litters his sitting room but people are too quick to throw stuff from cars. Even from public transport that they are not responsible for cleaning. Who do they expect to pickup the garbage?🗑 How our environment looks tells a lot about us. Cleanliness is next to Godliness.
Rivers state abandoned there own, it would have been the first in Nigeria 🇳🇬. Good job lagos state. Our Nigerian 🇳🇬 Texas...
Pls can u do a video about Lagos water ways development. Though nice video
A bit of the waterways is in this video: ruclips.net/video/JsI_J7YsbXw/видео.html
We will do a comprehensive video later, thanks Israel.
More Development are going on in Lagos State, we will overcome out adversary very soon, make ona dey invest in real estate oooo, na landlords go enjoy Lagos in the future
Bro thanks for this good work . Pls we will also like it if u also draw public and governments attention to bad and abandon infrastructures in the country .
Thanks Jeff, we did that here ruclips.net/video/FLnqrfaJRBs/видео.html
Lagos making progress despite they lack any federal government assisted projects under PDP for 16 years.
No state needs federal assistance, generate revenue and grow
@@chiefs5822 what happened to over #3 trillion annually tax income generation from the Lagos State by the federal government.
@@tajuolaniyi6408 In which country does the federal government generate tax for a state? your statement makes no sense. Rather its the local communities and states that generate taxes for the federal government. It happens to be ours is an in efficient parasite that takes 60-70% of taxes generated in lagos, rather than the consititution limits of 30% like in most places of the world..
Nice job
Thanks Ibrahim 😊
Lagos State is cleaning up the shame Nigeria accumulated. Well done Lagosians.💪💪💪💪👍👍👍👍
From observation, maintainance is another major probl3m in nigeria , look how grasses are growing in our well constructed roads inside cities. It is not encouraging too.
Don't forget that our land and environment are so fertile that even a cow would grow, if you plant it well in Nigeria😁😁😁.
To be truthful, most of those weed grows, because of the lack of constant use of the infrastructures...I work in Ikoyi and pass through that area constantly, but it's been cordoned off, so less traffic passing through there, enables weed and grasses to grow there. Relax....vegetation is also needed to improve the green gas emission in our cities.
@@efemzyekun900 Hmmm. I worked for Department of transportation in Georgia and found that on roads that were closed for a long time or abandoned grass and weeds would grow up through the pavement but never on roads that were regularly used. This is a bad thing btw. Grass growing through the pavement will cause cracks to grow and eventually the road will buckle and crumble from this.
time is coming when NIGERIANS will be saying gooodbye to many coutries in Africa, we suffered too much hate from them.
Been following this project for years. Was all excited about it at first but after delay after delay I’ll only believe what they say when I see it. This line was supposed to be finished by now and other lines started on.
Why so close to the beach?
This is the only path on the highly crowded CMS/Marina. There's already an elevated dual carriage way plus another road that's beneath. That's why the Blue Line is on an elevated platform including the Marina station.
I want speedy completion of this project, for me it's too slow....
The Places U labelled Stations,are they train stations? Cos I know there is mile 2 station but I don't know of festac station. I don't understand the national theatre station. Who isgoing to stop there?there is No residential area close by
National Theater stations looks like it will be an exchange station between Blue Line & Red Line. As for who will stop there, there's no other station until Orile, so it will serve Ijora, Costain etc
@@NedMedia that will mean tricycles will be loading passengers from there to these destinations h mentioned.thats already an environmental disaster waiting to happen.hope the rail management doesn't allow that to happen.let the state shuttle buses integrate with the rail to provide seamless and organized transport service
They put that into consideration by launching the First and Last Mile Buses, see more details here: ruclips.net/video/JsI_J7YsbXw/видео.html This is in preparation of complete phase out of Okada and Keke in most urban Lagos.
Next infrastructure for Lagos is to build better roads, demolish old ugly buildings and remove all these hawkers tents.
U are right bro , lago should start adopting vertical building system instead of these horizontal systems to creat lands for more infrastructures and reduce jams everywhere . Nigeria really is a fresh ground , development have not started at all the are lots of potentials to explore in nigeria.
💯 correct
sorry but how can we have electric trains when our power supply has been poor since Independence day
What is the song @ 4:20?
That's Airborne by Quincas Moreira
Truth be told, very informative. It is a little hard listening to the dragging voice.
I thought they banned Okada.
They did, but you know banning is different from enforcement.
@@NedMedia not on mainland tho
They banned in some parts it's still a process we'll get there
They banned okada, but you know our Hausa-Fulani people na...that is what they know how to do and if you start driving them back to their region now, their lazy government would start shouting One Nigeria, like it happened during Fashola tenure...we need strict enforcement and regulations of their trade in Lagos.
@@efemzyekun900 😂😂😂 stereotypes and prejudice!!!!
10:17 🤷♂️
After 11 years still not complete
One thing i like about Nigerians, they have good jealousy
Who are the contractors?
CCECC
@@NedMedia Thanks
Nwanna, all these developments you are showcasing only happening in Lagos, what about our own side? 🙄 Na zero
It's not zero oooh. See some in Anambra, more will be coming 😊 ruclips.net/video/lEIz03gIMnE/видео.html
This was exactly what Rotimi Amaechi was doing in port Harcourt before the Wike administration abandoned it saying it was waste of fund. Myopic Rivers People bought into such ideas.
It not the same. Rivers is a mono-rail. This is a better version. Real railway line.
Lagos Government really need to work on the clean environment, why so much bushes around the road? Lagos leaders should learn from Abuja.
Stupid leaders, they travel all over the world but they still refused to learn about clean environment.
They'll look into that they can't turn a blind eye to it
yes, they need to make Lagos very clean. I agree.
i hope yoiu dont dump plastic and food on the road too...citizens have the bigger part to play in cleanliness.
Construction of over 15 years, na wah. By the time they'll be commissioning the road, bridges they'll have to go back to Orile to rework those roads, bridges and all again.
Shameful, when I remember on the start with this Projekt 2009 !
Nothing to be excited about here.This project has been stalling for so long. Even with the level of progress, they will still use it as a political tool for 2023 elections.
People be bursting your bubble with flattery,nice job ,good job ,nice content celebrating mediocrity instead of holding govt accountable why start ,the Red line when you have not finished the blue line rail project? By 2022 the whole state will be litred with ongoing projects to score political point in readiness for 2023 election,13yrs and $1.2 billion still counting this project has not been delivered.
@@kennethchibuikeochiabuto3791 Mr Chibuike go and focus on your government officials in the south east and leave Lagos issues to the Yoruba people, your own governors are stealing your money every day
@@straightshooter8751another low life spotted in the comment section.
So what are they supposed to use as political tools if not public projects like this? They should use political thugs or agege bread?
@@kennethchibuikeochiabuto3791 and these comments is not full of MEDIOCRITY to you? You are too ignorant about project management and you just open your analysing a project with no Idea of the project details.
This is totally nonsense, road construction taken more than 10 yrs ,
They make life miserable for lagosians .
LoL...You think? Come to.otyer states where road construction NEVER HAPPENS. Then you will be grateful say e dey take 10yrs.