A city like this with so much potential and yet they treat it like it's a workshop. Lagos needs to be properly arranged from the ground, all the way up.
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Good video, is amazing how things has changed. I left this place in 1999. And every where has changed. My guys like, Raypower, Issac Ogun Adjagboro Merry Okogie raster lady, there was a Rasta guys, Elvis and Ghetto man, . Thanks men keep posting the korama beach and the mechanic shop around there blessing
Ludo, it seems like the fastest way to travel is by bike and it allows you to skip much of Lagos traffic so I get why u like it but please do be careful. You drive very well but even despite that there are too many close calls in such short video. Take good care and stay safe!
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Really interesting. Thank you for showing a part / side of Africa people often don't see. Question - you must be skilled driver. How is it with fatal / major accidents on a road like this, where there really isn't any rule or right of way ? Many or few accidents ? No bycycles visible, must be too dangerous. Maybe there are smaller sideways in parallel ?
thanks so much for commenting and sharing your feelings ! there is not much big accident, in fact. i am not sure about the numbers, but i barely never saw serious accidents here, but many small incidents
Lagos is really behind Abuja in beauty. Until you passed Lekki toll gate, Kaduna was looking a lot much better. I know the high way is a federal road but Lagos state should at least employ people to be sweeping off all sands from the roads. You can't see sands on Abuja roads. Abuja roads are always clean.
Look at the state of expressway in lagos,with massive potholes?Not until Nigerians start taking these government to court for damages and accidents caused by bad roads the authorities will not take road maintenance seriously.l think lagos state need wike,the fct minister as governor.This entire road need resurfacing.
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If you remove the island from lagos,lagos state is one giant shanty,a heap of dumpyard really.I dont know what the government is doing.ln the west cities and countries copy the good things other cities and countries are doing,lagos should copy what kigali,even lbadan are doing.They need serious urban renewal and set a standard...There was a time when l was younger in lagos,nigeria had a purpose and order,cars stick to lanes,in traffic bikers can filter through, but today,there is hardly road markings nevermind staying in lane.Thank you.
You are right.Lagos is operating well below par! Lagos might need the federal government support! And that support, I believe, would be to fully activate a fully autonomous local government. Under normal circumstances, There is no way Ajah should come under the Eti Osa local government area! But because local government are just that only in name, that is the sad reality! Just 3 local government areas in Lagos??? Sheeeeezzz!! Alausa in Ikeja cannot manage or take care of a state that has such a huge urban agglomeration! There is a vast amount of work to be done! 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!
@@jidebolarinwa697 Bless your ignorance!Just as your forefathers fought and resisted those that came to deliver them,due to ignorance,you haven't change either.Nigeria existed before Rome,Eko existed way before the Portuguese came,if they can not resurface a common road and fix potholes still,when is this your development coming?It's the hope that kills!Keep hoping,without doing anything about it.Even ukraine,afganistan,lybia are doing better than country that is suppose to be at peace.
@@jidebolarinwa697 Development is not just people building personal houses, spreading all over the place and neither is it building a few skyscrapers! Development is essentially about having advanced systems to help operate and maintain society! 24 hours electricity, healthcare services, constant water supply, garbage collection and recycling systems, infrastructural monitoring and maintenance systems, tax collection etc... It would take recognised and proactive, multi layered tiers of administration for a start! London with some 9 million population has 32 local government districts that oversees it! Lagos with its over 20 million population has only 3or 4 local government areas! Abuja FCT which has only some two million inhabitants is actually run by a minister in partnership with the Abuja municipal area council and has 7 local government districts, and because it was a planned city, they can get away with it for now! Not only is it impossible for Lagos to develop, it is also incredible that Lagos should be referred to as being developed! Until the state government partitions and establishes more local government or local authorities within the city, it will struggle futilely with any meaningful development in the true sense of the word!! 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!
@@suntanglory Lagos was not developing in the past that is why we are where we are today, but in recent years development has been rapid, this same ajah that looks like this used to be worse, you cant just wake up and lagos will look like heaven overnight, it take years for countries to be fully developed and lagos is going the right direction. 2030 lagos will be definitely better than 2024 lagos.
you can already smash the thumb up and share the link :)
cheeers see you wednesday
Dangerous driving, no traffic lights or stop signs. No sidewalks. Ludo liu I hope you have good insurance.
i do have inssurance, but I hope i will never use it. once more, the cam makes it more impressive than it is for real
Ville toujours aussi trépidante, débordante de vitalité !
Thanks for always taking us on a smooth ride 😊. It felt like I was on the bike right there in Lagos. Love it 😁
My pleasure 😊 thanks so much for your warm comment !
Another great ride from you, Mr. Ludo. Thanks for sharing, and have a great weekend
Thank you too
Great biking ... it's been a long time since we viewers got to enjoy the thrill on the Lagos expressway. 🙂
Thanks! 😃 i am happy if you enjoy to see these rides back :)
A city like this with so much potential and yet they treat it like it's a workshop. Lagos needs to be properly arranged from the ground, all the way up.
thanks a lot to share your feelings here
thumbs up! these are the videos i like. always interesting to see the latest updated views of what a city looks like and how it is progressing
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Good video, is amazing how things has changed. I left this place in 1999. And every where has changed. My guys like, Raypower, Issac Ogun Adjagboro Merry Okogie raster lady, there was a Rasta guys, Elvis and Ghetto man, . Thanks men keep posting the korama beach and the mechanic shop around there blessing
Welcome back!I am happy to bring you here in Lagos !
every person who stas there knows how you can miss the lagosian life
There’s always something special about evening rides. Maybe it’s the sunset or something else. But it always looks good.
the light is good, it gives a nice warm color.
thanks a lot for watching
Ludo, it seems like the fastest way to travel is by bike and it allows you to skip much of Lagos traffic so I get why u like it but please do be careful. You drive very well but even despite that there are too many close calls in such short video. Take good care and stay safe!
Thanks a lot for your care.i always try to be cautious . See you for the next one this Sunday
I'm excited to see Lagos State from the UK. Thanks for showing us parts of Ajah😂
thanks a lot to be here !
Oh dear. What a journey. Thank God for your safety. The route was part of my morning commute for a couple of years. Happily, I don't take it any more.
thanks a lot to be here and share your experience here
Great video the clarity in 4k amazing
What kind of bike have you got please
thanks a lot, I use a Qlink 250 that i bought here in oyingbo market
Thank you, sir.
You're welcome
Hope all is well brother. I've been watching the videos. I just haven't been commenting too much but I always enjoy them.
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I had been LAGOS NIGERIA 5 years back : Nice place ..but some safety issues was there ....
it is quiet safe, in fact, thanks a lot to share your experience
Mostly the indians work in kano! You were for the business?
Really interesting. Thank you for showing a part / side of Africa people often don't see. Question - you must be skilled driver. How is it with fatal / major accidents on a road like this, where there really isn't any rule or right of way ? Many or few accidents ? No bycycles visible, must be too dangerous. Maybe there are smaller sideways in parallel ?
thanks so much for commenting and sharing your feelings !
there is not much big accident, in fact. i am not sure about the numbers, but i barely never saw serious accidents here, but many small incidents
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Thank you !!
You are back to nigeria?
Yes I was outside a very short time
@@Ludo_Liu i was with you in senegal!
really ? where did we met ?
Ludo I will not be speeding like that . There are no signs to tell you of potholes ahead it dangerous.
i am not so fast brother, the cam gives more speed effect, i do not drive more than 85 km per hour during all this drive
Did you pass That Federal govt college Badore?
I am not sure, i started from the roundabout at the very end of badore
@@Ludo_Liu ok
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Lagos is really behind Abuja in beauty. Until you passed Lekki toll gate, Kaduna was looking a lot much better.
I know the high way is a federal road but Lagos state should at least employ people to be sweeping off all sands from the roads. You can't see sands on Abuja roads. Abuja roads are always clean.
Lagos state is employing many people to sweep this road .it is done every week.thanks for watching and sharing your feelings
Look at the state of expressway in lagos,with massive potholes?Not until Nigerians start taking these government to court for damages and accidents caused by bad roads the authorities will not take road maintenance seriously.l think lagos state need wike,the fct minister as governor.This entire road need resurfacing.
welcome, thanks to share your feelings here .
hope to see you for the next episode coming out today th-cam.com/video/GGiaT2IH4xs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=6R755h7AXv9E6Z9C
If you remove the island from lagos,lagos state is one giant shanty,a heap of dumpyard really.I dont know what the government is doing.ln the west cities and countries copy the good things other cities and countries are doing,lagos should copy what kigali,even lbadan are doing.They need serious urban renewal and set a standard...There was a time when l was younger in lagos,nigeria had a purpose and order,cars stick to lanes,in traffic bikers can filter through, but today,there is hardly road markings nevermind staying in lane.Thank you.
You are right.Lagos is operating well below par!
Lagos might need the federal government support!
And that support, I believe, would be to fully activate a fully autonomous local government.
Under normal circumstances, There is no way Ajah should come under the Eti Osa local government area!
But because local government are just that only in name, that is the sad reality!
Just 3 local government areas in Lagos??? Sheeeeezzz!!
Alausa in Ikeja cannot manage or take care of a state that has such a huge urban agglomeration!
There is a vast amount of work to be done!
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!
clown countries don't developed overnight lagos has actually developed rapidly in recent years
@@jidebolarinwa697 Bless your ignorance!Just as your forefathers fought and resisted those that came to deliver them,due to ignorance,you haven't change either.Nigeria existed before Rome,Eko existed way before the Portuguese came,if they can not resurface a common road and fix potholes still,when is this your development coming?It's the hope that kills!Keep hoping,without doing anything about it.Even ukraine,afganistan,lybia are doing better than country that is suppose to be at peace.
@@jidebolarinwa697 Development is not just people building personal houses, spreading all over the place and neither is it building a few skyscrapers!
Development is essentially about having advanced systems to help operate and maintain society!
24 hours electricity, healthcare services, constant water supply, garbage collection and recycling systems, infrastructural monitoring and maintenance systems, tax collection etc...
It would take recognised and proactive, multi layered tiers of administration for a start!
London with some 9 million population has 32 local government districts that oversees it!
Lagos with its over 20 million population has only 3or 4 local government areas!
Abuja FCT which has only some two million inhabitants is actually run by a minister in partnership with the Abuja municipal area council and has 7 local government districts, and because it was a planned city, they can get away with it for now!
Not only is it impossible for Lagos to develop, it is also incredible that Lagos should be referred to as being developed!
Until the state government partitions and establishes more local government or local authorities within the city, it will struggle futilely with any meaningful development in the true sense of the word!!
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!
@@suntanglory Lagos was not developing in the past that is why we are where we are today, but in recent years development has been rapid, this same ajah that looks like this used to be worse, you cant just wake up and lagos will look like heaven overnight, it take years for countries to be fully developed and lagos is going the right direction. 2030 lagos will be definitely better than 2024 lagos.
3:15 upside down US flag - the new MAGA symbol!
i just discovered this after reading your comment, thanks for your interesting observation
Oh dear.
I love ❤️ your Africa videos, but I don't think I can live there is too rowdy and disorganized.
would you trust me if i tell you that somehow i like it ?
Other oil rich countries are developed but Nigeria is the opposite of that.
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Ghetto lagos, nigeria 🇳🇬 is a slum
Your father's house is a slum. Ode
Your father's house is a slum. Mumu
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