Stakeholders comprising residents, business owners and port users have called for a sustainable solution to the multi-faceted problems confronting Apapa, Nigeria’s premier port community, in Lagos.
Tunde Balogun, a former commissioner for home affairs in the administration of Babatunde Fashola, an
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CHUKA UROKO & JOSHUA BASSEY
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