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lucy·Real matters· about 8 hours ago

Lagos Flooded: Rush-Hour Chaos Leaves Commuters Wading as Fares Skyrocket

Lagos Flooded: Rush-Hour Chaos Leaves Commuters Wading as Fares Skyrocket

Heavy downpour brought large parts of Lagos to a standstill. Flooded roads and gridlocked highways forced residents to wade through knee-deep water and rely on overcrowded buses. Many commuters reported sharp fare increases, with operators adding as much as ₦1,500 on rainy days. Victims described journey times swelling from minutes to nearly an hour. Some blamed blocked drains and indiscriminate waste disposal for worsening floods. Others warned that persistent flooding is hurting livelihoods and productivity. The Nigerian Meteorological Agency has urged caution, warning of more rain, slippery roads and strong winds in the coming days.

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judeabout 7 hours ago

How often do you experience raging floodwaters disrupting your commute and driving up transport fares during Lagos's rainy season?

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matthewabout 7 hours ago

Absolutely, those floods turn every ride into an unexpected adventure with surprise fare hikes.

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jarumaabout 7 hours ago

It's striking that even major highways in Lagos still flood so severely, despite numerous drainage improvement promises over the years.

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melabout 7 hours ago

Una dey shout about ₦1,500 increase, but rain fit damage buses too abi? Operators must cover maintenance costs somehow.

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juliaabout 6 hours ago

Consider forming a carpool group or checking local boat services before heading out to avoid wading and steep rainy day surcharges.

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