The Biggest Lagos Mega Project Ever COMPLETED By Sanwo Olu ! The LAGOS RAILWAY Dynamics

"Lagos is undergoing a major transformation, and Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu's ambitious Lagos Rail Project is leading the way. From unbearable traffic jams to sleek, modern rail systems, the Blue Line and Red Line promise to revolutionize commuting for millions of residents. 🚆

In this video, we take you inside the Lagos Rail Mass Transit System, exploring how the project started in 2010 under Governor Fashola, its revival under Sanwo-Olu, and the vision behind Lagos becoming Africa’s first sub-national to fund and deliver a rail system! 🌍

🔑 Key Highlights:

The completion of the Blue Line's first phase (Marina to Mile 2) and upcoming second phase
The economic, environmental, and social benefits of the new rail system
How this project connects with the broader Strategic Transport Master Plan developed under Asiwaju Bola Tinubu
With a goal to move 500,000 passengers daily once fully completed, Lagos is on the path to becoming a world-class city. Don't miss this exclusive look at the future of transportation in Africa's biggest city!

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[frankstantv]

I can’t believe Lagos is the first sub-national in Africa to fund and deliver a rail system! What do you guys think the next big project should be? Let’s hear your ideas!"

[frankstantv]

"Sanwo-Olu is really pushing Lagos forward with this rail system. Do you think this will help reduce traffic long-term? What are your thoughts on the impact?"

[mapletux]

The Red and Blue line will now meet at the National Theatre and not Marina.

[easyware]

I think the original blueprint was by Lateef Jakande - probably the best ever governor of Lagos state - but the contracts for the project were terminated by Buhari - at great cost to the country - during his military coup. Bola Tinunbu dusted and revived the project that was first conceived by Jakande. That said, they all deserve some credit for the completion of the project. I never believed it would happen until I saw the first train running. And, yes, it is a big deal.

[jane-jnt]

and when will the electricity and hunger problems

[michaelstrong]

Wasting money inside the ocean is a pity

[frankstantv]

"This Lagos Rail project looks incredible! How do you think this will change daily life for commuters in Lagos? 🚆 Let’s discuss!"