Justcash: All of you that are blaming GEJ for this one are very daft. He is refurbishing the rail system. Is it not the duty of the masses to guard and ensure that these infrastructures are operated efficiently? The people that are to blame for this rot are;
A. The masses that prefer to hang like monkeys on top of the coaches instead of sitting like decent people inside.
B. The inefficiency of the masses that got employed after these trains were brought back to life.
C. The illiterate masses that cannot just be patient on order for the coaches to be operated within its capacity.
D. The preference of the masses for short cuts even if it implies indulging in corrupt practices.
E. The chaotic orientation of the Nigerian masses.
F. The Spineless masses that cannot exercise their civic rights by demanding for orderly conduct through legal means.

Everything is not about the FG. You will just be surprised at the kind of criticism and antagonism that will come from the masses following any plan by the FG to restore order through coercion. Nonsense.

rashypep: this country reall suck

Fhemmmy:

Let us even assume it was a lie, would the pix lie to as to the state of the "rat cage" labeled Train?
Besides, this cage probably wont be able to move more than 10Km/hr as well as try to remember how the train track in some area are packed with people selling stuff, and i wont be surprised if this cage stalled every few minutes cos it is not meant for human being

rashypep: this country reall suck

Symphony007: and whoes fault is it? Will this pure and utter greed and corruption by the NIGERIANS managing the train stand if the passangers refuse to be treated this way? You just said people sell on rail tracks, don't they know it is wrong? Why do nigerians see government as the author and finisher of their faith? Mahatma ghandi said " you should be the change you want in the world"..apparently, this does'nt apply to nigerians.

Justcash: All of you that are blaming GEJ for this one are very daft. He is refurbishing the rail system. Is it not the duty of the masses to guard and ensure that these infrastructures are operated efficiently? The people that are to blame for this rot are;
A. The masses that prefer to hang like monkeys on top of the coaches instead of sitting like decent people inside.
B. The inefficiency of the masses that got employed after these trains were brought back to life.
C. The illiterate masses that cannot just be patient on order for the coaches to be operated within its capacity.
D. The preference of the masses for short cuts even if it implies indulging in corrupt practices.
E. The chaotic orientation of the Nigerian masses.
F. The Spineless masses that cannot exercise their civic rights by demanding for orderly conduct through legal means.

Everything is not about the FG. You will just be surprised at the kind of criticism and antagonism that will come from the masses following any plan by the FG to restore order through coercion. Nonsense.

bilms: @those praising the govt, take a trip on the train and come back to give your testimony

Justcash:

You are not making sense at all. What made you to feel that if the FG provides fast moving tunnel or cable trains, they will not be used beyond their capacities by the Nigerian masses? That is even more dangerous because it may cause mishaps. My point is that it is the mentality of the Nigerian masses that is actually responsible for this rot. Task force you said? How different will the task force be from the police force? The masses will bribe the members of these task force to allow the rot to go on, instead of demanding diligence. Does the FG also need to raise another task force to monitor the members of this task force? Sigh. These infrastructures create jobs and the FG led by GEJ is not directly responsible for managing them (Functionally). They disburse funds for management, but the masses seat in ignorance and watch the managers steal these funds, while relying comfortably on a deteriorating system. This brews corruptions and sustains the rot.