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New ferries now operational with cards – LASG
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New ferries now operational with cards – LASG

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Last updated: November 21, 2024 2:36 am
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Published: November 21, 2024
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The Lagos State Government, through the Lagos State Waterways Authority, has stated that the recently launched Omi Bus Ferries are now fully operational with Cowry Cards.

In a statement, the General Manager of LASWA, Oluwadamilola Emmanuel, said the payment system is already in use across other public transportation modes in the state.

Emmanuel stressed that the integration ensures seamless travel options for our passengers, fostering an interconnected transport network within the state.

“LASWA is pleased to announce that the recently launched Omi Bus Ferries are now fully operational with cowry cards, the same convenient payment system already in use across other public transportation modes in Lagos State. This Integration ensures seamless travel options for our passengers, fostering an interconnected transport network within the state,” he said.

He reiterated its commitment to prioritising the safety and peace of mind of commuters adding that to this end, the Omi Bus Ferry fleet is insured by LASACO Assurance, providing robust coverage and reinforcing our pledge to deliver secure and reliable services on our inland waterways.

“Other safety features onboard the Omi Bus ferries include standard life jackets, life buoys, fire extinguishers, and pyrotechnics. It also has a non-slip deck mat and a public address system,” the LASWA boss added.

According to him, the Omi-bus has a stereo system, LED lighting, and USB charging points ensuring a comfortable sailing experience.

“With fewer CO2 emissions that are eco friendly, these locally made Omi-bus have received international recognition for its safety standards from interferry, a global ferry association. The general public is thereby invited to take advantage of the ferry alternative for a faster and more reliable journey around Lagos,” Emmanuel concluded.



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