Hey Lagosians! There is a new sheriff in town!
In an island with over 6 (six) million active people who are
always on the move, the keywords in the transport system have to be
safe, fast, effective and efficient. The inhabitants must be
presented with a transport system that moves with the speed of
light, encouraging more deals to be closed, more commercial
activities and ultimately more money to the government.
In line with its Bus Reform Policy (BRP), the Lagos state
Government ("LASG") passed the Lagos State Transport
Sector Reform Law 2018 ("the Law"). The long awaited
messiah, with the mission to create sanity on Lagos roads by
raising the dignity of commuters and commercial vehicle drivers in
the state and to restructure motor parks across the state, in a way
that discourages sale of alcohol and such other illicit substances
at motor parks. Put quite frankly, the Law has put a structure in
place to determine the continued operation of danfos
