The incoming Lagos Green Line rail project.

Other state are still sleeping seh, by the time they finally wake up from their slumber, Lagos will be aiming to turn to a country on her own.

Purple line (ibafo -iyana iba) Yellow line (ikorodu ) Its all there ..... And these people expect lagosians not to continue with the current party and bring in 5/4 cuz of their bias.

What of we masses at Ikorodu, they should find a way out for us to reduce traffic

@Eazzy_Ayo622121 Most people don’t yet realize how much this rail project will decongest Lekki and also reduce costs of rent. You can live in Eleko and still come out to ball in VI easily as much as you want lol

@Zainab_Folasade Eko oni baje

All i see is (Isambard kingdom Brunel ) Google the name if you don't know. I will not be surprised if Lagos state starts its own private shipping company, (LSC) Lagos state Shipping Company/cooperation.. Mark my words

This is a good plan, but there's a catch. The connection from Marina to Vi, and then to Lekki, would take years to complete due to issues with water, building demolitions, and court cases. A better approach would have been to connect Marina through Bonny Camp down to Eko Atlantic , then link directly to the coastal road—from there, it would be easy to go straight to the Ajah axis.(most buildings are owned by FG ) What frustrates me about the Nigerian government is that they start projects but don’t finish them. You abandoned the Badagry to Mile 2 route, which would have been more effective if completed and then connected to the Marina–Vi coastal road. That way, office workers in Vi and Lekki Phase 1 could live in areas like Mile 2, Festac, Satellite Town, Ojo, and Badagry. They’d find affordable housing near train stations that take them directly to work—simple and convenient. Also, why not connect Ebutte Meta to CMS so that the Red Line links up with Vi after the Marina–Vi connection is done? That would serve more people, since the main office hubs are Vi, Marina, Ikoyi, and Lekki Phase 1. About 80% of the people working in those areas can’t afford to live close to the island, so bringing train stations near their homes would be a game-changer. If you truly want to reduce rent prices and population pressure on the island, you must connect Badagry, the Red Line, and Ikorodu with direct train services to the island. Then watch as both population and rent prices drop.

Wow

Iyà majè wa gan o

"how will this help the common man, people are hungry y'all are busy building trains"

It’s giving Dubai Metro, God will help us, we will achieve it

This is very impressive

A beauty

This is audacious but achievable.

Hooge

Electric ???

They say make we collect powrr from them sanwo olu gv gbadebo rhodes😂

Ómó the project huge

Lagos no dey play

I will not be surprised if Lagos state starts its own private shipping company, (LSC) Lagos state Shipping Company/cooperation.. Mark my words

@Magixlamy_ When will they start laying rail, it will soon be 4 years since it was glamourously announced

👏🏾

Campaign strategy

I thought it would be routed through coastal road. Even more cool that it’s lekki Epe, better access to the road. Setback would be massive