Urban Planning Lagos

What feature helps the U Makoko floating schools generate electricity?

• Solar panels on the roof
• Wind turbines nearby
• Generators powered by diesel
• Hydroelectric power from the lagoon

What is one of the aims of the BRT system regarding fares?

• To discount fares to encourage use
• To increase fares for better service
• To eliminate fares altogether
• To charge extra for peak times

What is the primary aim of the U Makoko floating schools in Lagos?

• To provide sustainable education access
• To serve as a tourist attraction
• To promote local businesses
• To reduce traffic congestion

How many children can the U Makoko floating schools accommodate?

• 80 children
• 100 children
• 30 children
• 60 children

What is a significant environmental benefit of the U Makoko floating schools?

• They can cope with rising sea levels
• They are built with bricks
• They are located on solid ground
• They require no maintenance

What is the main purpose of the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system in Lagos?

• To improve transportation access for the urban poor
• To reduce the number of buses on the road
• To increase traffic congestion
• To serve as a tourist attraction

How many passengers does the BRT system carry daily?

• 200,000 passengers
• 150,000 passengers
• 100,000 passengers
• 250,000 passengers

What is one negative aspect of the BRT system in Lagos?

• It is always on time
• It is too expensive for users
• It operates 24 hours a day
• It only runs north to south

What materials are used in the construction of the U Makoko floating schools?

• Timber and recycled barrels
• Concrete and steel
• Plastic and glass
• Bricks and tiles

What is a challenge faced by the U Makoko floating schools?

• They can be damaged in severe storms
• They are too large for the area
• They lack electricity
• They are not accessible by water