When the Senate Committee on Works, led by its chairman, Kabiru Gaya, came recently to Apapa for an emergency meeting, their mission was clear. They came for a dialogue with the relevant stakeholders on the decongestion of traffic gridlock in Apapa.
The committee chairman told the meeting, which wa
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