Lagos would be nicer if govt focused on:
1. Cleaning gutters and drainage canals
2. Painting road markings and putting up traffic signs
3. Getting back to controlling traffic.
4, Focusing on sanitation
5. Making people clean the front of their homes.
#CleanerLagos
@AishaYesufu Perhaps people’s choice of aspirant reflects the level of progress they believe can happen and their level of understanding of the issue. People need to think deeply about the Nigeria they want. #theNigeriaIWant#TheNigeriaWeWant . https://t.co/bX2QVWfbD7
I want a Nigeria where we feel pride not shame when we return home. Where the first thing that hits you isn’t a smelly toilet but a nice smile, cool breeze, efficient lines and checks, and where leaving the airport doesn’t feel like walking into a market #TheNigeriaIWant
There was a time in Lagos when one would be accosted for running a red light. Not sure why we have traffic officials these days. We don’t see ‘yellow fever’ anymore and mostly encounter LASTMA officials at traffic lights. @jidesanwoolu@drobafemihamzat@followlastma@Gidi_Traffic
Lagos has a proven model for waste collection. They should replicate this model to empower companies to clean our streets and improve the environment. They are lighting the city up, so how about we clean it up now we can see it better.#cleanuplagos.
Waste to work! Lagos is filthy. All over the state there is debris and waste everywhere. Gutters are clogged and when they are cleaned, the spoil left on the side of the roads. Grassed areas are uncut , the whole environment is a mess. @jidesanwoolu@drobafemihamzat@TalktoLaswa
Musing about Okama ban. 1) Many of the riders sleep rough in the soon to be proscribed LGAs. Now that their livelihoods are being taken away what now for them? @drobafemihamzat@jidesanwoolu@ruffydfire @MetroLagos
No matter how many roads are built or repaired, the traffic in Lagos will never be fixed if the issue of lane discipline is not solved. Extra lanes and not giving way will always lead to traffic. @GidiTraffic @MetroLagos @jidesanwoolu@drobafemihamzat@lp1community@ruffydfire
@jidesanwoolu@drobafemihamzat still asking for road markings, street signs, more traffic wardens, enforcement of lane discipline, public education on driving and all the things we need to escape the hell of driving in Lagos #stopcrazylagosdrivers
@Lawma_gov@jidesanwoolu@drobafemihamzat why are the streets of Abuja so much cleaner than those in Lagos? Even in the so called high-brow areas in Lagos the sides of the streets and gutters are untidy and dirty, with debris all around. #nobeonlybourdillon
Dear Lagosians, can someone please explain why when a couple come into a place, the men outside will greet the man but not the woman? We are not rude people culturally, so what is that about? #greetmadamplease
Good day @jidesanwoolu. We appreciate the work done on roads but they look naked without road-markings. We need more road-markings and signs to improve driving conditions.
Nigerians are being killed everyday. Everyday. Everywhere in the country. Let us not get used to this. We should never accept this. We can do better than this. Let’s stop allowing incapable people play with our lives and livelihoods. #GetYourPVC#pvcnow#fln2022
Dear governor @jidesanwoolu. The show of force that you deployed at the Link Bridge to suppress any lawful discourse about the additional financial burden and stress you’ve imposed on your constituents. I thought you weren’t in charge the last time? #notolekkitolls