The Longest Pedestrian Bridge in Lagos is Here | Lagos Train Station Infrastructure in Ikeja
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2024
- This could potentially be the longest pedestrian bridge in Lagos, Nigeria.
The bridge is located at the Lagos train station in Ikeja Lagos and crosses pedestrians over the Lagos Abeokuta expressway.
#lagos
God bless Lagos!
God bless Yorubaland!
God bless Nigeria!
Incredible, I like the way the state government has been deliberate in developing the mainland, most especially the Ikeja administrative division.
Please could you update us on the ongoing Ojota-Mende-Maryland link bridge and also the second phase of the Blue line of the light rail starting from Mile 2 to Okomaiko. Great lad 👍
Thanks for watching. I'll get ba mck to you on. Tbe Opebe-Mende-Maryland link bridge.
Thanks 👍
God bless job you are doing
This is WOW ❤
That's some heights man. Nice project though.
Fantastic 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Urban landscape is about to get a makeover
Im telling you. Ikeja is about to get a complete makeover.
Probably the longest pedestrian bridge in Africa 😅
Amazingg
Thank you very much
Nice work.. But how will the brt corridor be sustained with the new bridge taking up a sizable chunk of the road. Still wondering how LASG will handle that
Actually, the brishe does not take takenany chunk of the road. It goes iver the express straight into the Ikeja train station.
Wow. This is really impressive. All thanks to Babajide Sanwoolu and Asiwaju Bola Ahmed tinubu.
It's impressive indeed. Thanks for watching.
Brilliant idea supported by a brilliant video. As Oliver Twist, I believe the government can add elevators to ease the lift for some elderly and physically challenged people. I've always dreamt about public access elevators in places like Oshodi and Ikeja for a start. It should encourage more people to avoid running across the expressway. Even if you have to pay a small maintenance token like for public toilets.
Or a travelator, which works for everybody. Just something to give us that additional come-and-see Lagos vibe. European cities like Austria have had it for many years.
@@Eeswaiinside the train station as an elevator
This bridge is looking beautiful. When will it be ready?
I'm not sure hut I think it could be ready in August.
Makes sense
Thanks Lekan!
The bridge us for your safety if you like use it
It's a beautiful bridge but it's very different from other bridges around lagos.
Yes, true. Thanks for watching.
If i am the governor of Lagos State, I will make sure I turn the city into the best city in Aftica. All the dilapidated roads will be fixed, mark and traffic light, all the sidewalk will be tiles and plant greenery in every Street and make sure the zebra crossing is enforce.
Based on what I saw in the video, the city is still more like I left it 20 years ago.
The only change is the rail system.
nice idea unfortunately its easier to say than for it to be reality
Have you heard of a story titled "who will bell the cat?"
@@Kingrocky79
It's easy to do it.
If my house is dirty, I will clean it up.
@@emmanuelogundipe3328
How does that relate to what I said?
@@Southernview3k Oh no, you're slow. What I meant is that it's easier for rats to say they want to bell a cat than to actually do it.
Ridiculious,people are not going to use that bridge after a few weeks.Why 3 level of height when they could have easily brought the thing down from the first or second height?Nigerian governments hardly build anything,when they do,it is not covenient for the people,they don't design things with the people lifestyle in mind.Thank you.
i'll be frank, i don't use bridges ever cuz they're just a hassle to climb(unless KAI are there), why climb them when i can literally cut right through the road in the shortest possible time? just add zebra crossings with like pedestrian lights with timers or something. But you do have a point, this bridge is ridiculously long, so much so that i don't even see the point, it might just become a homeless/beggars encampment in a year(and who is going to maintain and sweep it?😂). anyhow sha they are doing something, we'll take anything at this point🤣
Negative vibes
@@sanstv4970 Your mates in Kenya are fighting their government! Keep praise singing your oppressors.Even fit people will struggle on that bridge after a week nevermind the elderly. Obviously you don't reason by the sound of it.
People celebrate nonsense in the contraption called Nigeria, Yoruba Nation No Going Back
It is easier to criticize. So you think it is convenient for the govt to waste money on the long length and the height of the bridge if it is not necessary? Try to consider that some articulated trucks do carry items whose heights are almost competing with the pedestrian bridge and with the slim space that is left because of the fly overbridge, the length is key.