Majority of the people living in Lagos commute to their places of work everyday through the means of public transportation which are - Okada (motor bike), colored buses, colored taxis, BRT buses, boat, ferry etc
<p>"When there is traffic, okada is the easiest and cheapest way to get around," says bolly.
</p><p>BollyLomo goes on a jolly ride around Lagos, to show you how we move about to get you some of our amazing BattaBox stories which you get to watch.
</p><p>Bolly travels from ketu to ikorodu (Lagos mainland) by Okada, bus and taxis and then back to the heart of Lagos island by a ferry and boat.
</p><p>There are various modes of public transportation in Lagos, some of which are very cost effective and some are not.
</p><p>"If you like the Lagos hustle and bustle then the danfo (colored bus) is for you," says bolly as he enters a danfo bus.
</p><p>While majority of commuters in Lagos prefer to take the BRT bus, which is cost effective - others still enjoy entering the local painted buses.
</p><p>The great thing about BRT buses is that you get to watch BattaBox videos in the buses for free - and don't forget its an AC bus o.
</p><p>How do you move around Lagos? Watch and enjoy!!!
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