- Each Omi-Bus vessel is equipped with life jackets, emergency response systems, free WiFi and onboard security to guarantee passenger safety at all times
- Omi-Bus is set to sail for commercial operations from today, March 14
- LASWA General Manager describing it as a new era of safe, efficient, and reliable water transportation for Lagos residents.
The Lagos State Waterways Authority (LASWA) announced on Thursday that the highly anticipated Omi-Bus ferry will commence commercial operations today, Eko Hot Blog reports.
LASWA General Manager, Oluwadamilola Emmanuel, shared this development in a statement, describing it as a new era of safe, efficient, and reliable water transportation for Lagos residents.
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“In line with the Lagos State Government’s vision for a multimodal transportation system, Omi-Bus ferry will provide seamless and affordable water transport services across major routes.
“It will also ease traffic congestion on the roads while offering commuters a faster and more convenient alternative,” he said.
Mr. Emmanuel highlighted the state-of-the-art locally made boats, well-trained crew, and strict adherence to safety protocols that will provide passengers with a world-class commuting experience.
He noted that LASWA mission and emphasized its dedication to promoting safe, modern, and eco-friendly ferry services.
“The ferry services will operate on major waterways routes including Ikorodu to Falomo, Falomo to Apapa, Badore to Falomo and CMS ensuring connectivity between key business districts, residential areas, and tourism hubs.
“Each Omi-Bus vessel is equipped with life jackets, emergency response systems, free WiFi and onboard security to guarantee passenger safety at all times,” he said.
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Lagos residents can look forward to a smooth and enjoyable commuting experience with the newly launched Omi-Bus ferry service.
“Omi-Bus is set to sail for commercial operations from March 14, we invite the public to embrace water transportation as a viable solution to urban mobility challenges,” he said.
