Lagos State Governor, Babatunde has finished building the first suspension bridge in Nigeria. The 1.358km bridge, which will link Ikoyi (Alexander Street) to Lekki (Admiralty Way), cost about N29 billion to build and a toll will be collected to recoup the investment. The link bridge was built by Julius Berger.
What investment? Why toll? Why do we pay tax? Is it not the responsibility of government to provide the neccessary ameneties for her citizenry? So many unanswered questions in this country!
ReplyDeleteEko oni baje
ReplyDeletePlease I will use the bridge and pay the toll. It obtains EVERYWHERE in the world. Nigerians too like osho free that is why things don't work here.
ReplyDeleteWhen John the Baptist came they accused him of solitary life style but when Jesus came and became sociable they accused Him of carousing with sinners. Out of all God's creatures human beings are the most terrible no wonder God regrets creating the race. If rain falls they will complain, if there is sunshine it is complain and if both come moderately it is a problem. Who will satisfy the human race? I salute the courage of God. Fasola, continue with what you are doing criticism is inevitable but it is unfortunate that many are unreasonable with their criticism.
ReplyDeleteatleast dis will reduce traffic on third mainland bridge. if u are not satisfied simply move to another state.
ReplyDeletekudos to you my Governor more grease to your elbow
ReplyDeleteGovernor Fash! Governor wey shabi!! SAN wey no wetin dey you are three much.
ReplyDeleteI am not a Lagossian but Adodorima for you, I salute you despite the fact you are not taking derivation funds but we can see.
History shall tell!!!.
having read the comments,I still think the first comment is pertinent.
ReplyDeleteGov fash is man to salute,we av people of ingrate,u no fit satisfy them,enemy of progress.
ReplyDeleteThis one can not affect third mainland bridge. Notwitstanding it's a very good idea and development. Fashiola carry on!!
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