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Traffic robbers cash in on Apapa gridlock to terrorise motorists

Mr. Muritala Adigun, a motorist, who recently fell victim to this vice, recounted his bitter experience in the hands of the traffic robbers who dispossessed him of his valuables.
“The situation is terrible. The government has abandoned the people in this part of the state. We are at God’s mercy. This is callous and irresponsible on the part of the government, very pathetic.”, Mr Adigun lamented.
Meanwhile, the Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, has said that it was helpless over the gridlock, particularly at the Mile-2 end of the Apapa–Oshodi expressway, adding that the traffic has negatively impacted its revenue generation.
“But we later discovered that it was a little bit easy for cargoes to go out at the weekend. So, we had to organize our officers to open the gate 24 hours from Friday to Monday, and we discovered that it worked.”, a top customs officer declared
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President Buhari to commission multi-billion naira Dala Inland dry port Monday –Ahmad Rabiu

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CRFFN rejects re-appointment bid of ousted Sam Nwakohu


that arrangement for the Registrar’s handover to Mrs. Chinyere Uromta Director, Regulations and Enforcement on 31st of January 2023.
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Transportation ministry inaugurates project committee for Ondo, Benin seaports



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