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LBSL raises fleet to 252, praises Sanwo-Olu transport reform

AdminBy AdminFebruary 14, 2021Updated:February 14, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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The Managing Director, Lagos Bus Services Ltd. (LBSL), Mr Idowu Oguntona, has commended the Lagos Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, for increasing the fleet from the initial 50 buses to 252 buses in less than two years.

Oguntona gave the praise in a statement signed by the Public Affairs Officer of the organization, Mr Afolabi Olawale, on Saturday in Lagos.

He said that the development underscored the governor’s commitment toward effective traffic and transport management in the state.

Oguntona said that LBSL would continue to provide smart and affordable transport solutions that meet the needs of a mega city like Lagos.

According to him, the LBSL is constantly providing reliable and safe transport services for over 50,000 Lagosians on a daily basis.

The LBSL boss noted that the increasing population of residents of Lagos on a daily basis posed a huge transport challenge.

Oguntona disclosed that LBSL would soon deploy additional 60 buses to further ameliorate the transport needs of residents of the state.

He said that with the quality of services offered by the LBSL, individuals who hitherto used their personal cars as a means of transport now prefer to ride with its buses, thereby reducing gridlock in the city.

He advised commuters to always look out for stickers on the buses for proper identification as there are other public transport companies operating in the state.

Oguntona said that LBSL was collaborating with LAGFERRY with a view to taking commuters to their various destinations after getting off from the ferry.

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