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Re: Okada Restriction In Lagos: Sanwoolu Is On The Side Of The Law And Has Done Well by ProWalker: 12:42pm On Feb 06, 2020
Horus:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z65do3w87tk

Okada Are Not Part of Lagos Master-plan

We will keep telling them this truth, no matter how uncomfortable it sounds in their ears

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Re: Okada Restriction In Lagos: Sanwoolu Is On The Side Of The Law And Has Done Well by lexy2014: 12:42pm On Feb 06, 2020
TonyeBarcanista:

As much as you feel pain due to the implementation of this Okada restriction (which is a law anyway), you have to see the bigger picture; it is for the benefit of the state.

We need leaders that will do what is right for the state irrespective of whether the right thing will bring us temporal inconveniences

BTW the idea of Okada ban was mooted in 2007, temporarily implemented in 2011, and became a law in 2012... Between August 2012 and January 2020 is 9 years+.

Pls, what is d bigger picture? How is what d govt done d right thing? If u say that there are "temporal inconveniences", what are they & was there a plan to cushion d effect of those "temporal inconveniences"?
Re: Okada Restriction In Lagos: Sanwoolu Is On The Side Of The Law And Has Done Well by Researchclue: 12:43pm On Feb 06, 2020
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Re: Okada Restriction In Lagos: Sanwoolu Is On The Side Of The Law And Has Done Well by lexy2014: 12:43pm On Feb 06, 2020
ProWalker:


We will keep telling them this truth, no matter how uncomfortable it sounds in their ears

What is d truth?
Re: Okada Restriction In Lagos: Sanwoolu Is On The Side Of The Law And Has Done Well by ProWalker: 12:44pm On Feb 06, 2020
lexy2014:


Pls, what is d bigger picture? How is what d govt done d right thing? If u say that there are "temporal inconveniences", what are they & was there a plan to cushion d effect of those "temporal inconveniences"?

Show me your tax card. I will show you the alternatives.

The hard truth is majority of those against this ban don’t pay tax to lagos state.

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Re: Okada Restriction In Lagos: Sanwoolu Is On The Side Of The Law And Has Done Well by UyaiIncomparabl(f): 12:44pm On Feb 06, 2020
ProWalker:


Whatever.

We are already overpopulated. Anything that would make some of you uncomfortable so that you all can relocate to your villages where okada is the primary means of transportation is welcome

We need sanity here.

You'll lead the way, and we'll follow you. Onye ara!
Re: Okada Restriction In Lagos: Sanwoolu Is On The Side Of The Law And Has Done Well by ProWalker: 12:45pm On Feb 06, 2020
lexy2014:


What is d truth?

That okada is an illegal means of transport in Lagos.

There is a law banning it, it was that buffoon call Ambode that relaxed it. We shouldn’t be discussing okada as a transport means in lagos in 2020.

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Re: Okada Restriction In Lagos: Sanwoolu Is On The Side Of The Law And Has Done Well by ProWalker: 12:46pm On Feb 06, 2020
UyaiIncomparabl:


You'll lead the way, and we'll follow you. Onye ara!

Baba Ati iya e ni onye ara. Omo ale. Atoko wa bale je. Ka cool fun e!

I’m not complaining, you are the one crying about okada. So ship out of the state.

It will be a good riddance

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Re: Okada Restriction In Lagos: Sanwoolu Is On The Side Of The Law And Has Done Well by lexy2014: 12:49pm On Feb 06, 2020
ProWalker:


Show me your tax card. I will show you the alternatives.

The hard truth is majority of those against this ban don’t pay tax to lagos state.

What has taxes got to do with d question I asked u and d situation? Except u are LIRS, am sure u no that my tax card or tax remittances doesn't concern u neither does yours concern me. Back to d issue:

lexy2014:


Pls, what is d bigger picture? How is what d govt done d right thing? If u say that there are "temporal inconveniences", what are they & was there a plan to cushion d effect of those "temporal inconveniences"?
Re: Okada Restriction In Lagos: Sanwoolu Is On The Side Of The Law And Has Done Well by Champneys: 12:51pm On Feb 06, 2020
Tonye Barcanista, Ori e ti daaaaru, iwo ashiere jatijati alainironu yi!

A law that was enacted, but every single governor since the enactment has failed to fully enforce, ban and unbanned

If you had half a brain Tonye Barcanista, you wont post the drivel you wrote up here. More stringent regulatory framework can be imposed to satisfy any legitimate security concerns but an outright ban on new businesses like the ride hailing firms is unfair and unreasonable. Unless there are other unspoken ulterior motives behind this action. Balance is needed.

What happened to regulation and a solid enforcement? Why are we always quick to ban things without a working or tested alternatives in place to manage things better and rid the average citizen of any hardship or cause small businesses pain?

All of you defending this ban because of political affiliation or pure senselessness are fu...cking mad!

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Re: Okada Restriction In Lagos: Sanwoolu Is On The Side Of The Law And Has Done Well by ProWalker: 12:51pm On Feb 06, 2020
lexy2014:


What has taxes got to do with d question I asked u and d situation? Except u are LIRS, am sure u no that my tax card or tax remittances doesn't concern u neither does yours concern me. Back to d issue:


Like I clearly wrote. Unless you are contributing to the tax pool of the state, you have no right to talk about how the state is governed
Re: Okada Restriction In Lagos: Sanwoolu Is On The Side Of The Law And Has Done Well by TonyeBarcanista(m): 12:51pm On Feb 06, 2020
lexy2014:


Pls, what is d bigger picture? How is what d govt done d right thing? If u say that there are "temporal inconveniences", what are they & was there a plan to cushion d effect of those "temporal inconveniences"?
My brother, the resources available to the state government is not enough to provide palliative that would save residents the entire resultant effect BUT the little they have done should be commended. See it is not easy for developmental change to happen but when it happens the society benefits.

Come to Abuja and see how decent it is! Elrufai did it! But while he was at it, a lot of people and businesses were affected
Re: Okada Restriction In Lagos: Sanwoolu Is On The Side Of The Law And Has Done Well by lexy2014: 12:51pm On Feb 06, 2020
ProWalker:


That okada is an illegal means of transport in Lagos.

There is a law banning it, it was that buffoon call Ambode that relaxed it. We shouldn’t be discussing okada as a transport means in lagos in 2020.

What is d law banning okada? What means of transportation should we be discussing in 2020? Should we be discussing danfo and small doctor?
Re: Okada Restriction In Lagos: Sanwoolu Is On The Side Of The Law And Has Done Well by ForbesHomesNG(m): 12:52pm On Feb 06, 2020
PapaBaby:
Akwa-Ibom is no longer paying or Sanwo Olu pays in dollars?
Re: Okada Restriction In Lagos: Sanwoolu Is On The Side Of The Law And Has Done Well by tammie24: 12:52pm On Feb 06, 2020
lexy2014:


Apart from abuja, has govt of Lagos provided d type of transportation system d govts of d cities u mentioned provided for their people? Whose responsibility is it to provide a robust, efficient, adequate & convenient transportation system? Has d govt of Lagos provided any such in Lagos? What is ur basis of comparing Lagos to d cities u mentioned?
bros
Call uber

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Re: Okada Restriction In Lagos: Sanwoolu Is On The Side Of The Law And Has Done Well by ProWalker: 12:53pm On Feb 06, 2020
lexy2014:


What is d law banning okada? What means of transportation should we be discussing in 2020? Should we be discussing danfo and small doctor?

Go and read the op again to know the law banning okada.

It’s turn my turn, they will eventually touch the danfos too. grin

We must rid Lagos of all undesirable elements

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Re: Okada Restriction In Lagos: Sanwoolu Is On The Side Of The Law And Has Done Well by lexy2014: 12:54pm On Feb 06, 2020
TonyeBarcanista:

My brother, the resources available to the state government is not enough to provide palliative that would save residents the entire resultant effect BUT the little they have done should be commended. See it is not easy for developmental change to happen but when it happens the society benefits.

Come to Abuja and see how decent it is! Elrufai did it! But while he was at it, a lot of people and businesses were affected

U didn't answer d questions I asked:

lexy2014:


Pls, what is d bigger picture? How is what d govt done d right thing? If u say that there are "temporal inconveniences", what are they & was there a plan to cushion d effect of those "temporal inconveniences"?

U mentioned "developmental change". Pls explain d concept
Re: Okada Restriction In Lagos: Sanwoolu Is On The Side Of The Law And Has Done Well by lexy2014: 12:57pm On Feb 06, 2020
ProWalker:


Go and read the op again to know the law banning okada.

It’s turn my turn, they will eventually touch the danfos too. grin

We must rid Lagos of all undesirable elements

Are u saying u haven't read d law? Why should I go and read d law when u have read it? Tell me d part u have read? What are d "undesirable elements"? Y haven't they been rid off?

Pls answer d following

lexy2014:

What is d law banning okada? What means of transportation should we be discussing in 2020? Should we be discussing danfo and small doctor?
Re: Okada Restriction In Lagos: Sanwoolu Is On The Side Of The Law And Has Done Well by lexy2014: 12:58pm On Feb 06, 2020
tammie24:
bros
Call uber

What has calling uber got to do with d following questions?:

"Apart from abuja, has govt of Lagos provided d type of transportation system d govts of d cities u mentioned provided for their people? Whose responsibility is it to provide a robust, efficient, adequate & convenient transportation system? Has d govt of Lagos provided any such in Lagos? What is ur basis of comparing Lagos to d cities u mentioned?"
Re: Okada Restriction In Lagos: Sanwoolu Is On The Side Of The Law And Has Done Well by ProWalker: 1:00pm On Feb 06, 2020
lexy2014:


Are u saying u haven't read d law? Why should I go and read d law when u have read it? Tell me d part u have read? What are d "undesirable elements"? Y haven't they been rid off?

Pls answer d following


I’m not here to spoon-feed you. If you think there is no law banning the okada, approach a competent court of law to sue the state govt.


I’m done with this unproductive back and forth
Re: Okada Restriction In Lagos: Sanwoolu Is On The Side Of The Law And Has Done Well by tammie24: 1:02pm On Feb 06, 2020
lexy2014:


What has calling uber got to do with d following questions?:

"Apart from abuja, has govt of Lagos provided d type of transportation system d govts of d cities u mentioned provided for their people? Whose responsibility is it to provide a robust, efficient, adequate & convenient transportation system? Has d govt of Lagos provided any such in Lagos? What is ur basis of comparing Lagos to d cities u mentioned?"
i can't speak for the governor but I believe they are working on making reliable means of transportation available
The ban was just necessary due to the fact that the security of the state was being threatened.
Re: Okada Restriction In Lagos: Sanwoolu Is On The Side Of The Law And Has Done Well by TonyeBarcanista(m): 1:03pm On Feb 06, 2020
Champneys:
Tonye Barcanista, Ori e ti daaaaru, iwo ashiere jatijati alainironu yi!

A law that was enacted, but every single governor since the enactment has failed to fully enforce, ban and unbanned
Who is the every single Governor? Last time I checked only Ambode refused to implement it for political reasons and you and I know how Lagos was under him.

[s]
If you had half a brain Tonye Barcanista, you wont post the drivel you wrote up here. More stringent regulatory framework can be imposed to satisfy any legitimate security concerns but an outright ban on new businesses like the ride hailing firms is unfair and unreasonable. Unless there are other unspoken ulterior motives behind this action. Balance is needed.

What happened to regulation and a solid enforcement? Why are we always quick to ban things without a working or tested alternatives in place to manage things better and rid the average citizen of any hardship or cause small businesses pain?

All of you defending this ban because of political affiliation or pure senselessness are fu...cking mad!
[/s]
Re: Okada Restriction In Lagos: Sanwoolu Is On The Side Of The Law And Has Done Well by TonyeBarcanista(m): 1:05pm On Feb 06, 2020
lexy2014:


Are u saying u haven't read d law? Why should I go and read d law when u have read it? Tell me d part u have read? What are d "undesirable elements"? Y haven't they been rid off?

Pls answer d following

You can challenge the law in court sir

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Re: Okada Restriction In Lagos: Sanwoolu Is On The Side Of The Law And Has Done Well by safarigirl(f): 1:14pm On Feb 06, 2020
Silva79:
Insightful I support the ban anyway. I'm a badagrian my route is lagos badagry expressway and this riders are the reason why we have traffic jam on that road. Moreover there are speed boats going to apapa from badagry if you don't want to use the road use the waterways
okada is the reason for traffic jam on your route? What kind of road do you guys have that something as tiny as okada causes traffic jam?

Not everyone is water friendly, but once again, you have displayed the common behavior in most humans, particularly prevalent in the black race of, as long as it doesn't hinder me, everyone else can f*ck off.

Okada ban is not even the major concern, it is the keke ban that is the actual problem. You don't ban okada and make at the same time, without putting in alternatives.

But, you people do not have any cognitive reasoning, so, what can we expect from impoverished people of a third world nation, with impoverished mentality. You can't give what you don't have.

Same applies to TonyeBarcanista that started this foolish thread and restricted everything to okada ban. He has never been very smart, hence, his affinity to jump from APC to PDP and be tossed around like a ragdoll

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Re: Okada Restriction In Lagos: Sanwoolu Is On The Side Of The Law And Has Done Well by brownemmanuel43(m): 1:16pm On Feb 06, 2020
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Re: Okada Restriction In Lagos: Sanwoolu Is On The Side Of The Law And Has Done Well by safarigirl(f): 1:26pm On Feb 06, 2020
lexy2014:


Apart from abuja, has govt of Lagos provided d type of transportation system d govts of d cities u mentioned provided for their people? Whose responsibility is it to provide a robust, efficient, adequate & convenient transportation system? Has d govt of Lagos provided any such in Lagos? What is ur basis of comparing Lagos to d cities u mentioned?

Has abuja provided proper alternative remedies sef? Why will anyone sit down in Ijesha and assume people of Abuja are living fine with the current transportation means available?

And even in the Abuja, it is not in all parts that there is a total ban of keke and okada. It is only on major roads for the most part, but you enter inner cities like Lokogoma, Lugbe, Karu, Apo resettlement, you will still see keke and okada, from Nyanya downwards to Orozo, keke and okadas are still there, plying routes, and these places are all under Abuja Municipal Area Council, which has Maitama, Wuse and Garki as part of their areas.

A lot of people have zero idea how difficult it is to get transportation from certain parts of the FCT, they have no idea the security challenges, the way one chance people have spread through major parts of the city. Zero ideas. They are being fed rubbish tales by moonlight by those with private cars, dem no go ask public transport people how far.

And Lagos is worse than Abuja, the comparison ismoot. Lagos has more than two times the population of Abuja, transport is generally more expensive, even before the advent of this ban. I am reading people paying up to 500 naira to go from one bus stop to another, just one trip. You cannot pay that much in Abuja.

There should be no comparison between Lagos and Abuja, the challenges are not the same, the population is not the same, the infrastructure Is not the same, the transportation structure isn't same, even the terrain is different.

When people want to make comparisons, they should do so with reason and find places that actually compare. Not comparing Lagos with Paris or New York that have subways, or Abuja that is not dealing with Lagos problems.

Truly so many people in this country are extremely dense and it makes sense why the country is shit.

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Re: Okada Restriction In Lagos: Sanwoolu Is On The Side Of The Law And Has Done Well by Champneys: 1:26pm On Feb 06, 2020
TonyeBarcanista:

Who is the every single Governor? Last time I checked only Ambode refused to implement it for political reasons and you and I know how Lagos was under him.

[s][/s]

You are a liar. Fashola partially enforced and lifted the suspension as well.

And it was enacted during his time.

There was a mild enforcement during Ambode's first few months if I can recollect.

Flip flopping over laws and regulations does no one any good, there should be consistency.

If you want to enforce the law, do it very well, regulate fully and stop making senseless decisions without palliative or alternative measures to cushion sudden negative impacts, the ripple effects are damaging!
Re: Okada Restriction In Lagos: Sanwoolu Is On The Side Of The Law And Has Done Well by Ishilove: 1:29pm On Feb 06, 2020
[s]
ProWalker:


This grumbling will not help you and others like you

2 things you can do.

1.Approach the courts to overturn the government ban.

2.There are other 35 states in Nigeria, you can relocate to any other one that won’t get you to work every day late, exhausted, sweaty, and that is affecting your productivity

Any other thing is noise until 2023 that you can use your voter’s card again
[/s]
This trash you wrote up there shows you are not living in Lagos.

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Re: Okada Restriction In Lagos: Sanwoolu Is On The Side Of The Law And Has Done Well by safarigirl(f): 1:34pm On Feb 06, 2020
TonyeBarcanista:

As much as you feel pain due to the implementation of this Okada restriction (which is a law anyway), you have to see the bigger picture; it is for the benefit of the state.

We need leaders that will do what is right for the state irrespective of whether the right thing will bring us temporal inconveniences

BTW the idea of Okada ban was mooted in 2007, temporarily implemented in 2011, and became a law in 2012... Between August 2012 and January 2020 is 9 years+.
Tonye, the kada ban is not the problem.

It is the lack of proper alternatives. Even in the Abuja some of you like to throw around, when okada was banned, nobody banned keke, so people could still move around.

Your article lacks proper reasoning and is too shallow. You are looking at just one thing and falsely assuming that is the crux, when it clearly isn't

You do not have a proper understanding of people's complaints, your mind is structured like that of the average Nigerian politician. Bad company corrupts. Maybe once upon a time, you were reasonable, but you seem to have lost it.

Productivity will be at a low in Lagos, because people who trek 45 minutes after waking up by 4AM to prepare for work, cannot produce anything for you. They are exhausted, Lagos is killing it's residents slowly and you are endorsing it. Our life expectancy rate is 45 years old and it is because of useless regulations like this. Tonye, how many more years do you have to live as a Nigerian?

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