Commuters to the Apapa area of Lagos, which is home to Nigeria’s two most active and biggest revenue generating ports (the Tin-Can and Apapa ports), were caught in the grips of a nerve-wracking traffic gridlock for the second day running, Tuesday.
The gridlock saw the average commuter coming from
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