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Lagos BRT 2) Marina BRT Best and First Brt system in Africa

LAGOS BRT SERVICE: 5 Things to Note

BRT Buses in Lagos are 434

The Bus Rapid Transport services operated by Primero Transport currently has 434 buses in its fleet.

250 BRT Buses are Fully Operational

Out of the 434 BRT buses managed by Primero, 250 are fully operational in Lagos at the moment plying the designated routes across the city.

The BRT services 150,000 passengers daily

As the major intracity bus transport service in Nigeria, the BRT services about 150,000 passengers daily in Lagos city

Primero Transport Service has exclusive BRT Corridor

There has been a lot of questions about why Primero Transport is the only BRT service allowed to use the designated routes across the State. This is because Primero pays a portion of its revenue to the Lagos State Government.

BRT Bus Stations & Routes

Major routes of the BRT service include
Onipan, Fadeyi, Ikorodu Garage , Kosofe, Stadium(Surulere), Tafawa Balewa Square (Lagos Island), Ojota, Palmgrove, Barracks (Yaba), Anthony(Ikorodu Road), Maryland (Ikorodu Road), Marina(Marina area), and CMS (Marina), Idi-Iroko, Ketu,



Impacts of BRT Service Systems on Lagos Commuters

BRT mass transit system delivers fast, comfortable and cost-effective service in a densely populated city like Lagos.
Job creation: From drivers to repair technicians and from cleaners to ticketing staff, the BRT system is contributing its own quota towards the reduction of unemployment in Lagos State and Nigeria.

Safety and comfort: BRT is obviously safer to ride than the Danfo buses. It is also safer than some private vehicles and the air-conditioned buses also provide its occupants with comfortable seats.

The working class population particularly those living in areas like Ikorodu, Ketu, Maryland, Ojota etc have convenient routes to their offices which improves productivity, find it easier to get to work, and to travel on it rather than their company buses. It is having a beneficial effect on the quality of life of a large part of the traveling population of Lagos.

This BRT system therefore, is the first of its kind in Nigeria and is the only example of a comprehensive and integrated approach to improving public transport.

2) Marina BRT Best and First Brt system in Africa

rvp2018:
We have had buses plying Nairobi since 1960s.Initially they were owned by gov but we realuze it was bad idea.Youre in 1960s.14 seater are phased out by stopping new ones..so old one are disappearing.Lagos will need 50yrs to phase out akk those dafnos.We have bus companies $ cooperatives..all privately owned.

theenchanter:
arm-chair economist.

I understand u. When u start making mistakes while typing ur long unwanted stories, its time to give up but as a stupid individual, u wont.

Arm-chair economist.

rvp2018:
So tell me this first time youre having intercity buses in lagos..

rvp2018:
only 150k people..how are other 15 or 20m commuting to work.Dafnos.

rvp2018:
look like you never had buses in lagos...just 14 seater ugly dafnos...nairobi has lots of buses and mini buses plying it roads...they just need a dedicated lane.I get your excitement now.First time youre having buses ply your city.Nairobi has hundrend bus companies with thousands buses...starting from kbs, city hoppa, double mm, etc...plying city estates.

rvp2018:
only 150k people..how are other 15 or 20m commuting to work.Dafnos.

theenchanter:
i dont like to argue too much, expecially when it has to be with people i consider "not really intelligent".

Here's ur link, list the countries that came 2nd,3rd..... till 15th. If u cant list them, just shut d fvck off.
https://www.globalhungerindex.org/results/

darfay:



Our English and accent is the most popular and recognizable in Africa due to Nollywood and our music

rvp2018:
why not sign ecowas custom union $ africa free trade if you have good manufacturing base.YOU CANNOT EVEN COMPETE WITH UGANDA WHO HAVE 4500 PLUS MANUFACTURERS.Kenya is on another level.That you can actually attempt to list your companies here show how small base you got to cover.kenya i think has 500k companies registered or some crazy big number like that.

Jonraid:
They are hesitant of even signing the continental free trade pact lest Nigeria gets turned in a dumping ground! Kenya and Ghana did it quick!

rvp2018:
we are ahead on that...14 seater are being phased out..in nairobi for last nearly 10yrs no new one has be registered.

rvp2018:
Comcraft manufacture in Nigeria.Our manufacturing companies are probably 3rd after South Africa $ Egypt.We are second to Egypt in COMESA IN SELLING FINISHED MANUFACTURED GOODS.You companies are afraid of Ghanian.

rvp2018:
look like you never had buses in lagos...just 14 seater ugly dafnos...nairobi has lots of buses and mini buses plying it roads...they just need a dedicated lane.I get your excitement now.First time youre having buses ply your city.Nairobi has hundrend bus companies with thousands buses...starting from kbs, city hoppa, double mm, etc...plying city estates.

forgiveness:



Because you don't produce anything.

samsobo24:
Silas adekunle is the impressive young Nigerian inventor behind the world first Intelligent gaming robot mekaMon
https://www.facebook.com/BBCnewsAfrica/videos/341194906644481/

Ibrahimanis:

Exactly, I wanted to tell them that but I think I will just waste my time.

Nigeria and South Africa (the countries with the largest manufacturing sector in SSA) did not rush to sign. South Africa also conducted a thorough consultation before signing, Nigeria IS going to sign also, just not yet.

Ibrahimanis:
Daejoyoung, forgiveness, 68816419, darfay, theenchanter, other Nigerians!

I just found out that cellulant, one of Kenya's most valuable indigenous company is co-founded by a Nigerian. Imagine that!

68816419:
statdium/ sururlere BRT station and route(Mainland lagos)

rvp2018:
we are ahead on that...14 seater are being phased out..in nairobi for last nearly 10yrs no new one has be registered.

Danielnino00:



It is rare, if not impossible to find a multi million dollar Kenyan company that's solely (or 80%) owned by Kenyans....

68816419:
Mile 12 BRT Stataions and route (lagos mainland not cbd,ikoyi,VI,Lekki island)

NigeriaIsDoomed:
Because Kenyans are lazy and uncreative. Imagine Kenya jubilating about being the first country to sign the trade agreement without carefully studying the implications.
No country is as lazy as Kenya in Africa and that explains while foreigners have hijacked the country.
Kenya has handed over her country to foreigners while rejoicing blindly over their stewpidity.

Ibrahimanis:
Daejoyoung, forgiveness, 68816419, darfay, theenchanter, other Nigerians!

I just found out that cellulant, one of Kenya's most valuable indigenous company is co-founded by a Nigerian. Imagine that!

NigeriaIsDoomed:
Because Kenyans are lazy and uncreative. Imagine Kenya jubilating about being the first country to sign the trade agreement without carefully studying the implications.
No country is as lazy as Kenya in Africa and that explains while foreigners have hijacked the country.
Kenya has handed over her country to foreigners while rejoicing blindly over their stewpidity.