This is the federal road that leads to the port that generates billions of Naira
on a yearly basis. This is the road to Apapa Road from Coconut Bus-stop through Tincan Island. It swallows trailer tyres and even causes containers to fall. Motorists say a journey that shouldn't take up to 5 minutes sometimes takes up to one hour. And this road has been like this for years. See more photos after the cut...
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ReplyDeleteWelcome to nigeria baby, where sm fools post pictures of road dat hasn't been completed yet...
DeleteGoat how many years will it take u to complete dat road? Can swear u r somehow responsible for fixing dat road. bet u've emvezzled d funds, ur type shld be locked up in a dungeon for d rest of ur useless life
DeleteYou are the fool here because that road is realy bad,
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ReplyDeletethat's Nigeria for you, almost all infrastructure is in dilapidated state
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ReplyDeleteTerrible leaders!self centred fools.Nigeria we hail thee.may God heal this nation
ReplyDeleteWelcome back bolatito after your honeymoon and away from blog, don't know if anybody missed you, but I missed you, how was your honeymoon? And how is hubby? Hope you your saw your wedding post here on LIB? Wishing you a blissful married life
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Can you imagine.only God will our dear country.
ReplyDeleteThis road is looking very terrible!
ReplyDeleteWhere is Reno Omokri? Please snap and post this to your twitter handle. you keep showing fake pix, meanwhile, there are lots of bad roads in the country.
ReplyDeleteShout your mount, if you don't have better words to say. Who told you dey are fake pixs, they are for real. Instead of making coment that will make the government to do something, you are running your mount
DeleteHonestly glory wen u wrote d 1st mount, I tot it was a mistake and. Den d 2nd one! Kai! And again shout. Instead of. Shut......pls glo abi mtn its shut ur mouth** nt. Shout ur mount.....hmmmmm
DeleteHe's saying the fact,this reality on the ground not reno's imagination and hallucination,let truth be told
DeleteGlory why are u so piss,Hadiza is saying d truth
Delete@ glory you are insulting someone and you can't even spell, later you will say chai diaris God o....I'm sure reno omokri is your uncle
DeleteHadiza plz be sure b4 u speak! Dat road is as real as d pic up thr, cos I know & tk d route very well.
Delete@Angela, next time read and digest a comment before you respond, I stay in Lag as well. I'm sure people who follow Reno on twitter, knows what I mean. @Glory, sorry babes, guess I need to get my 5 year old daughter to teach you how to spell. #Gobacktoschool
DeleteStupid country the government won't see this and don't something about it micheew #bright bravo#
ReplyDeleteI'd never find myself on this road... OMG!!
ReplyDeleteJesus Christ of Nazareth!
And you say Fashola is 'working?'
...a whole port road?
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Mr man not done, dis is federal government project.
DeleteThere u go again, olodo. Did u read "Federal Road" in the report? Do u know what that means?
DeleteAngie Cape, its a federal road. This means that its the responsibility of the federal government and not the state govt. I am not suggesting that Fashola is perfect but dont lay the blame for this one at his doorstep.
DeletePardon my ignorance; I'm used to Provinces and municipalities. I thought the Gov reports to the fed on what's to be done/fixed in his state if he really cares...
Deleteolodo..itz fedral road nt state
Deleteis this road or lake
ReplyDeleteReno Omkri is just a pathological liar, check some of the pics the guy posted when he doing his so called before and during GEJ, he put this same road and claimed the government has fixed it
ReplyDeleteThank you for this comment
DeleteDe government is doing noting. No hope 4 dis country. I need 2 leave 4 good. I'm out ***CATCH ME IF U CAN***
ReplyDeleteLinda may God reward u abundantly....
ReplyDeleteWhich way Naija???????????????????????????? chidinma_ndukwe@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteKai! very bad.
ReplyDeleteHello Linda, if you have a link to send this to Federal ministry of transports, or any para status, send this across to them for them to see. It's not meant for us to comment
ReplyDeleteLinda yes d road is so bad!u need 2 see hw many lives av bin lost due to dis bad roads cos is my regular root.later they will say jona is performing!Federal road 4 dat matters!Too bad.
ReplyDeleteAbu o. Jonathan til 2080 when all of the foolish Nigerians die of suffering. 200million minus.
Deletethanks linda for bring this to our attention....i hope Reno is looking........
ReplyDeletealex25emperor@yahoo.com
this road is an eyesore...it has been like this for years and to think its a federal road hmmm
ReplyDeleteThe problem in Nigeria is that the government are not doing enough to make Nigeria a better place for all and for global investors to come and invest Nigeria. the cannot provide good roads and steady electricity. how can a very important road like this one will be in that very bad state. this is so sad beyond believe. i hope Nigerian politicians are seeing this post.
ReplyDeleteHmmmm! Welcome to Nigeria my country!
ReplyDeleteLinda this is no exaggeration,u can even spend more self,Apapa road is d road with the highest traffic that I know of here in gidi so far followed by ketu-ikorodu road,though i learnt there is construction on going which i believe would ease mvt after completion.....It sucks what traffic can cause due to bad roads couple with flood here in lagos.Imagine i left my area around magodo,shangisha 7am this morning for my office on lagos island and i got to the office some minutes to 11am...its so so fraustrating.i nearly slept off on the wheels..The govt(federal n state) should pls do something about our roads and flood in lagos state...
ReplyDeleteWhat do u expect from a corrupt government..
ReplyDeleteAm speechless
ReplyDeleteLwkmd, this is crazy! look @ cargoes on d ground sef! This shouldn't be called premier port road, it should be called "relegated port road."
ReplyDeleteLwkmd, this is crazy! look @ cargoes on d ground sef! This shouldn't be called premier port road, it should be called "relegated port road."
ReplyDeleteNigerians biko don't act all surprised, many nigerians like this kind of shit, they love this kind of dirty life style
ReplyDeletea.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said...
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Oboy na 2014 we dey like this or 1981?? and who knw the nearest bus stop to US...??
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ReplyDeleteMore than one hour ke? Linda, we spend more than 4hrs on tha road at times. Apapa road is an abandoned project, apart from the fact that it takes time,it also take lives. A lot of accident and robbery occur on that road,i don't know if the government doesn't know about it.
ReplyDeleteThe Stupid Government should privatize those roads and putt a toll gate there .. I live abroad and most of the roads here that are plied by heavy duty vehicles transporting goods pay as much as 5 to 7k of Naira Equivalence per exit and entry and the roads are thoroughly maintained . Naija should take a clue and grow up .. Naija is my country but sometimes I just hate the way things are being handled . I grew up knowing that power outage is a norm. I hope things change !
ReplyDeleteNaija for us.....I weep for my country
ReplyDeleteNaija for us.....I weep for my country
ReplyDeletetoo bad
ReplyDeletengobest741@yahoo.com
Where is Reno Omokri?
ReplyDelete#BeforeAndDuringGEJ. They'll never show us this one, just like they refused to show how the President watched our match against Argentina and France.
~BONARIO~says so via NOKIA LUMIA
and just recently mr Reno was out counting his oga "success" hope he sees this. this is a port that make billions for the country on daily basis tell me what it would cost the federal govt to put this road to order and other numerous roads like this or even worst than this
ReplyDeleteNa today?! These pictures are just evidence of what we already know; the rotten state of our beloved country. A port which brings in millions and ships of more is in this state, imagine what the seaport authority would be like? Imagine the level of decay in our government! It is a scary thought.
ReplyDeleteit is so devastating I'll rather watch BBA and catch a headache than talk about how the nigerian governments failed the people.
ReplyDeleteGod bless Nigeria
ReplyDeleteThis is very very bad!!!
ReplyDeleteLagos has the worst roads in Nigeria, with respect to it's usage!!!!
There is no excuse for this road to be this bad, it is a big disgrace to the people that are responsible for making sure the Roads are in good shape.
Linda you need to see what Ago Palace way road looks like
it feel like mess!!!
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WELL DONE LINDA!
ReplyDeleteUR DOING A GREAT JOB HERE
Linda am in luv with u for bringing this out, the gvt should pls do sth
ReplyDeleteLord have mercy!s.imoh@yahoo.com Sandy berry.
ReplyDeleteNigeria is a useless country.
ReplyDeleteOnyanwa nu......
ReplyDeleteLindodo abeg help us broadcast am well the stress on this route is jus too much both morning and night
ReplyDeleteIt's no longer news that the leaders of our beloved country is only concerned abt thier pockets
ReplyDeleteChai
ReplyDeleteam very sorry for my beloved country Nigeria,some times i ask my self, which way Nigeria? but i can never denies of being a Nigeria even as am far away from home. lets all put hand together to help fight against bad government. OBYNO sign out
ReplyDeleteAn eyesore. Bt dis change anyttin wud it. Friedfish321@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteAnd they say fashola de try ??? The northerner's av infected parts of d southrerners with an ample amount of corruption is gradually eating the nation,Unless a revolution happens nothing will be done, Worse off there is no credible newspaper house in Nigeria,Don't forget almost all d newspaper houses n television n radio stations r owned by these so called hausa-fulani oligarchy.
ReplyDeleteStop being ignorant. That road is a federal road meant to be fixed by the federal govt and not Fashola.
DeleteDis is a federal road, d federal govt stopped fashola from running it
DeleteBad country! E no concern them na, na to come out for 2nd tenure dem sabi. Makkybarbie@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteTHIS IS REALLY WORST THAN BOKO HARAM. WHY SHOULD OUR
ReplyDeleteGOVERNMENT CONTINUE TO PLAY POLITIES AT THE EXPENSE OF OUR LIVES. PLS GOVERNMENT SHOULD HASTILY PROFFER SOLUTION TO THE "BOKO" THEY SEE BEFORE THE FACELESS "BOKO".
THIS IS REALLY WORST THAN BOKO HARAM. WHY SHOULD OUR
ReplyDeleteGOVERNMENT CONTINUE TO PLAY POLITIES AT THE EXPENSE OF OUR LIVES. PLS GOVERNMENT SHOULD HASTILY PROFFER SOLUTION TO THE "BOKO" THEY SEE BEFORE THE FACELESS "BOKO".
Seriously something needs to be done about this road, especially now that its raining. U need to see hold up & t.fare has increased coz of d bad road
ReplyDeleteThey will not repair the road unless they can put a toll gate on it. B*ST*RDS!
ReplyDeleteNaija for us . .I weep for my country
ReplyDeleteSmh
ReplyDeleteThis is really bad. Naija we hail thee
ReplyDeleteshame on Nigerian government
ReplyDeleteNAWAOOOOO
ReplyDeleteadanice08@yahoo.com
This is bad.
ReplyDeleteNo Future in nija...
ReplyDeleteOnce there is raining,Lagos is not friendly
ReplyDeleteDats bad... Somtin shuld b done abt d road as a mata of urgency
ReplyDeleteHope at last! Wish more blogs will put this up. The effect of the bad road has caused frequent robberies in traffic between coconut and Tincan 2nd Gate. Good Job Linda!
ReplyDeleteYes this road has been like this for many years... federal government is not doing anything about it and state government is claiming the road belongs to federal... The problem is there is no even time to fix that road.. Day and Night trailers are moving on that road so maybe the Government is confused how to fix it or maybe they just don't care..
ReplyDeletetnx Linda, dat Apapa road from Mile 2 is a nightmare
ReplyDeleteI watched a robbery take place in traffic last week Wednesday, due to the bad road. It has become a daily occurrence. Good Job Linda
ReplyDeleteA deplorable sight. the road has deteriorated to the level where it needs urgent maintenance pending when it will be awarded to contractors. the government generate huge tax from here so why can't it be put to use. what an eyesaw. #PICCANTO#
ReplyDeleteDats real bad tho..not as if d federal govt. aint doing much on road construction.
ReplyDeleteChineke!!!
ReplyDeleteThat's Naija for u... Linda na today u know the type of country u dey... Suffering and smiling
ReplyDeleteSome of dis pictures go good for post cards. The photographer did a good job.
ReplyDeleteThat's Naija for u... Linda na today u know the type of country u dey... Suffering and smiling
ReplyDeleteGod help
ReplyDeletePathetic, send it to Reuben abati
ReplyDeletePathetic
ReplyDeletethis road is coursing so much problems,the funny part is that no body seems to want to do anything about it. not the state or federal government,this same road like linda said generates millions even billions for the government.from mile2 to second gate na fite each day.dis, dis functional country of ours.
ReplyDeletehi linda thanks for the good work you are doing. i work in apapa and coming to work or leaving work is a nightmare. the road from surulere into apapa is also "unmotorable"you will need to go thru national theatre to link apapa or go through eko bridge as though you are going to the island and then branch off towards apapa to be able to get to work in good time.
ReplyDeleteDead road, dead government.
ReplyDeleteAnd we av a govt in this country
ReplyDeletePity. shaddy_rahaman@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteFUCKED UP AND MOST CORRUPT COUNTRY!!! STAGNANT ON SAME POSITION SINCE THE 60'S BCOS OF BAD LEADERS!!! SMH
ReplyDeleteIncredible!! Good Luck And Those In charge, do something ASAP.. Thanks Linda..
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Linda come Eleme mke u fear road this 1 is learning now. Then go to iwo fe area in ph too n see. The Iwo is a state road so I wonder wat Ameachi's excuse will be.
ReplyDeleteif they like let them do d road after all no my papa road na them sabi
ReplyDeleteAnd yet our leaders keep calm about this.. This ιƨ pure wickedness to man kind. Very disheartening.
ReplyDeleteOur govt is a disgrace and a disappointment to their citizens people get
ReplyDeleteStocked in this god forsaken road for hours
Everyday may GOD help us cos we hv no leaders....kimzenasa
And they say we have a government. This country has no leader and it is very unfortunate
ReplyDeleteGod bless you,Linda.
ReplyDeletebeen long and not one news agency reported the issue and am amazed...
That road is a nightmare, a freaking horror movie.
ReplyDeleteNa waoh, odikwa very risky.
ReplyDeleteThis is not good. There are certain things as a country we should be ashame of.
ReplyDeleteI worked in a bank on this road for 2years,2008 to 2010 precisely and It was horrible during rainy seasons. I am surprised the government left this project up till this day. Na wah for Niger
ReplyDeleteGod bless you linda, Apapa road is a no go area,except you want to spend the whole day on the road, unfortunately no better alternative route. Nigeria is cursed cos i dont know ow else. to define a country so rich yet so poor.... yet they say we are the happiest. people in the world. Go to d street, the average nigerian is angry, fustrated depressd.... its sad, really sad.
ReplyDeletetoo bad
ReplyDeleteBORN TO SHINE!!!!
too bad
ReplyDeleteBORN TO SHINE!!!!
Thanks linda, I guaranty you that since you put it on your blog they will take a decisive action
ReplyDeleteJB
The rd most hv been awarded so many times. But d pple on top do embezle d moni nd here we re suffering. Is well wit Nigeria dats my prayer.
ReplyDeleteIs well with Nigeria. Lin am so hapi dat I can comment on ur bolg now after so many yrs.
ReplyDeleteMaryidajili@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteWe have loads of P in this country..... Trailer sinking now what's going to happen to cars.....where's that GEj spokesman sef!
ReplyDelete@Reno O'mockery'I hope you are seeing this
ReplyDeleteWhat a country.
ReplyDeleteHand wil touch it. Pretex4luv@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteThis used to be my route to work about two years ago. The roads are TERRIBLE!During the rainy season it can take up to 4 hrs for a journey of 45 minutes. It's a shame
ReplyDeleteGood work, Linda. This is the kind of story people need to read.
ReplyDeleteNigeria has a long way to go
ReplyDeleteit is where i pass everyday, the road is hell now, the fools at the top are nt seein it ooooo! Fools.
ReplyDeleteIt is wellooooooooo
ReplyDeletenonsense
ReplyDeleteI PLEDGE TO NIGERIA MY COUNTRY, TO BE FAITHFUL LOYAL AND HONEST!
ReplyDeletetoo bad.
ReplyDeletereally dont know why ILLITERATES are calling on Fashola for cry out loud are you peeps blind? cant u read FEDERAL ROAD? btw where the hell is RENO OMOKRI??? shey u wont talk about this buh na fake senseless pics dat u'll be tweeting about.....
ReplyDeletethe giant of Africa indeed.
ReplyDeleteMy fear is that our government is turning to Fascism, where even the next election after the swearing in of a new regime is given more priority than the people.
ReplyDeleteTHERE ARE 2 ROADS LEADING INTO NIGERIAS PREMIER PORTS. THE APAPA-OSHODI AND IJORA LINK BRIDGE -COMING FROM WESTERN AVE. Both roads are death traps. none of these roads have ever had a working street light so when these trailers fall at night, other vehicles cant see them and of course we no the result of that. GROWING UP IN APAPA, I SAW A LOT OF ACCIDENTS ON THESE ROADS AND LOST A LOT OF FRIENDS..RIP
ReplyDeleteWHAT I CANNOT COMPREHEND TO DATE IS WHY THE PREMIER PORTS (SEA AND AIR) IN THE COMMERCIAL HUB OF WEST AFRICA (LAGOS) ARE IN SUCH A DEPLORABLE SHAPE.
EVERYTHING FROM THE NEEDLE WE USE TO THE BUILDING MATERIALS TO THE CLOTHS WE AEAR COME FROM THESE PORTS BUT YET THESE ROADS HAVE BEEN SHOWN NO MERCY OR RESPECT BY THE FG.
THE SAME BUILDING MATERIALS AND CARS YOU USE IN ASO ROCK AND THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY COME FROM HERE SO PLS PLS HON MIKE AND CO. ADDRESS THIS SITUATION.
DUBAI, SINGAPORE AND GERMANY USE RAIL AND PIPELINES TO COMPLEMENT THEIR TRUCKS BUT YET THEY HAVE 4 LANES IN AND OUT OF THEIR PORTS. WE DONT HAVE RAIL AND PIPELINES TRANSPORTING WET AND DRY CARGO OUT SO WE RELY SOLEY ON TRUCKS, SO WHY THEN DO YOU GUYS THERE THINK IT MAKES SENSE TO HAVE SINGLE CARRIAGE WAYS PLAGUED WITH BIG HOLES AND NO STREET LIGHTS THEREBY RISKING THE LIVES OF YOUR CITIZENS.
I MADE A COMMENT HERE ABOUT APAPA ROADS THE LAST TIME THE HON MIKE POSTED PICS OF SOME GOOD ROADS AND HE DIDNT REPLY OFCOS I WASNT EXPECTING.
I DONT CARE WAT ANYONE SAYS BUT NIGERIA IS SUFFERING AS A RESULY OF MANY. IT TOOK MY INTERNET FOREVER TO LOAD..JUST TO COMMENT. MY PHONE NETWORKS ARE BAD, DSTV DONT WORK, CARS ARE DAMAGED BY THE ROADS, HOSPITALS HAVE RATS, POLICE WEAR RAGS AND DRIVE BANGERS OOOPS THEY JUST TOOK LIGH..
Am eager to express my utmost grieve as to the hardship we put ourselves and our fellow ordinary citizens of this great country through year in, year out. Shall we continue in this inhuman, selfish and dastardly activities when all we need is a little change? Believe it or not the solution to our sufferings in Nigeria lies in our own hands. It is high time we realize this fact. If every man and woman in this country can effect a change in all that we do, including how and who we vote to carry public responsibilities. Change will happen.
ReplyDeleteLet us quit blaming our leaders and aim at effecting a change by not selling our votes in the coming dispensation. May God help us.
Yes. I have more pictures linda. I ll mail them to you. I work at Tincan Island. Been plying that route since Jan 2013 to date. Mile 2-Tincan-wharf is just a mess, a death trap. A journey of about 9mins from mile2 will take you well over 1hr.
ReplyDeleteNo parks for tankers, Commercial buses drive against traffic and charge ridiculous amount
The Nigerian Govt is very wicked and insensitive. May God punish intensely whoever was awardes that project and refused to finish ( that is if it has ever been awarded). Containers FALL daily, tankers tip over every other day. I dont even know what to say.
The most revenue that they all sit and share in abuja comes from these region, what will it take to fix these roads. Yet people pay tax every day and get nothing in return. May God punish thrm all.
And you wonder where the 71% roads are that they government is claiming are now in good condition. Maybe Benin-Ore road I 71% of all the roads in Nigeria since that is the only road have seen the government completed in recent years.
ReplyDeleteINSTEAD OF BROODING ON THE BAD INFASTRUCTURES, WHY CAN WE PROFER A WAR FORWARD.... IF YHU ASK ME I WOULDNT BLAME THE GOVERNMENT, I WOULD BLAME US CIVILIANS THAT OUT THEM THERE IN THE FIRST PLACE.... THERE IS NO FORUM FOR RESEARCH INTO THE LIVES AND ACHIEVEMENTS OF ASPIRANTS AND WE OPEN OUR MOUTHS WIDE IN AWE LIKE AN IDOL WORSHIPER IN OKIJA SHRINE WHEN THEY FAIL TO PERFORM.. LINDA ABEG FIND BETER NEWS O JARE.......
ReplyDeleteINSTEAD OF BROODING ON THE BAD INFASTRUCTURES, WHY CAN WE PROFER A WAY FORWARD.... IF YHU ASK ME I WOULDN'T BLAME THE GOVERNMENT, I WOULD BLAME US CIVILIANS THAT PUT THEM THERE IN THE FIRST PLACE.... THERE IS NO FORUM FOR RESEARCH INTO THE LIVES AND ACHIEVEMENTS OF ASPIRANTS AND WE OPEN OUR MOUTHS WIDE IN AWE LIKE AN IDOL WORSHIPER IN OKIJA SHRINE WHEN THEY FAIL TO PERFORM.. LINDA ABEG FIND BETTER NEWS O JARE.......
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