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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ค. 2024
- I took Nigeria's Fastest Train from Lagos to Ibadan for the first time in my life years after it was commissioned.
I travelled from the Mobolaji Johnson Station in Ebute Meta, Yaba in Lagos to the Obafemi Awolowo Station in Moniya, Ibadan.
#train #nigeria
Afam keep the good work going god will expand your world I never knew of this before I left Nigeria yet I must say the Lagos was supposed to be a country under Nigeria be it has the congestion commodities to puzzle all individuals in and out of the state economically and socially and politically
Thank you my brother.
I'm very impressed with this project embarked upon by former President Buhari.
If you like mention the names of military dictators and even your nobody grand father.
The fact is it is Tinubu that finished and completed it.
Enemy
@@BaronCapital-lt5oz asin how?
@@Damination-yj6ti He tried to give the Credit to Buhari without acknowledging that Tinubu made the funds available, Tinubu pushed for the timely completion of the project.
Tinubu deserve to be acknowledged
It is only enemy that speak without given credit to all those who contributed to this project.
@@BaronCapital-lt5ozyou are mistaking This project started and completed by buhari for ABUJA light rail started and narrowly completed by TINUBU!
@@ayantolasaheed7425 Narrowly?
If Tinubu does not complete what you called narrowly, wetin you go do?
There are many projects in Nigeria that need narrowly to be completed and these are projects that has been abandoned by successive Governments..... Is there anything you did about it?
Everything about the train is beautiful.
Its the biggest station in west Africa
You might be right actually.
It is the biggest in West Africa.
3k is too much for the food, oir people should always be considerate especially when it's service to the general public. We know say chicken don cost😅 Anyway good to see the bus option now available from the station to the city which is cheaper compared to the cabs. Well done bro
Thanks...I agree that the 3k is a bit much. I think they're taking advantage of the fact that you have no choice but to buy from them while in the train.
How long in total did the train take from Lagos to Ibadan?
It took a little over 2 hours.
The biggest station in Nigeria is actually Ikeja station
Have you been to Ebutte Metta station physically?
@@adakstv yes back when it was just commissioned. Have you been to ikeja station physically?
@@adakstvthey are both big and beautiful
That’s not Nigeria’s fastest train. The red line Talgo train is
The Redline Talgo train is yet to be in operation and even then I doubt it's faster than this one because it can't be that much different from the Blue line which I've taken and gauged it's speed. I guess I'll have to wait for the redline to kick off.
@@AfamOrji Maybe read more about the Talgo redline trains, it can reach a high speed of 330km/hr which is not only the fastest in Nigeria, but in the whole of Africa. So, your information is pretty wrong and this information is public.
The red line is the fastest train in Africa
@@samsonakalamax speed capacity is different from operational speed. Talgo is 330km/h but I’m quite sure will never get to 330 km/h when in operation. It’s within Lagos. 40-50km/h will do the trick having to stop at every station within 5-10 mins. @afamorji is absolutely 100% correct.
@@adakstvWell the fastest trains are determined by their speed capacity not their operational speed.
yet again another super empty train!!! what's going on with these apparent boondoggle Chinese projects ?
The country is too poor to afford it.