Apapa: Manufacturers groan as over 500,000 containers remain trapped at Tin-Can Port

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There is no end in sight to the perennial gridlock on the access road leading to the Tin-Can Island Port, Lagos as no fewer than 500,000 containers laden with raw materials belonging to manufacturing companies and traders are currently trapped at the port. This is in spite of renewed efforts by the

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