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Redefining transportation: Ambode to inject 5000 new buses in Lagos

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Ambode and his team inspecting one of the buses

 

…820 buses to berth in March

 

By Chioma Obinagwam

As part efforts towards redefining the Lagos State transportation system as well as ease the lot of commuters in the state, Governor of Lagos State, Akinwunmi Ambode, has said he will increase the number of buses in the system by 5000.

He disclosed while on an inspection tour with his team- Lagos Bus Reform Project,  recently.

According to the state government, the initiative will be rolled out by March with 820 of the expected 5,000 high and medium capacity buses.

 

Lagos Bus Reform Project

The initiative, according to the Governor, is part of the long term plan of his administration to redefine public transportation system in Lagos with the injection of modern buses and terminals targeted towards transforming the way residents commute from one point to another as well as rev up the state’s economy.

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