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Nigerian Calls Out Lagos State Government Concerning The Delay Of The Lagos Metro Rail Project (PHOTOS)

A glide is taking place now in the shape and dimension in the ongoing nationwide protest. It is gradually gliding from #Endsars to #Endbadgovernance. This is evident in the call of Nigerians to Lagos State Government questioning why it can’t finish the rail projects in the state.
Lagos State Government has set 2022 as the take-off year of the much-awaited Lagos Metro Rail. However, Nigerians are challenging Lagos State Government, asking for the rationale behind the unnecessary delay.
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nj_Kennedy took to his social media to lend his voice against the sluggishness of the government. In his word, he opined, “Lagos State Government has set 2022 as the take-off year of the much-awaited Lagos Metro Rail. As good as this news may be, it is, however, embarrassing that a state like Lagos State can not complete a 27km railway line that will run from Okokomaiko-Iddo-Marina Line.”
While commenting, he pointed out the rail line ought to have been opened for use. “Can someone close to the govt, please tell them that whilst they are moving ahead with the metro rail at CMS / Marina…the completed section at Orile is already decaying and should have been opened for use or protected.
By the time the entire project is complete, there will be no rails left at the back.”
Meanwhile, reactions have trailed the observation. Reacting to the development, Bucheevon commented,”They started what they can’t finish! Isn’t this the same corruption they’re fighting? Sinking the States/Regions into perpetual debt. It’s highly unfortunate!”
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