Vanguard News Evasion of technology sustains corruption On Kindly Share This Story: ACCORDING to a report released by the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry, LCCI, scanners needed to view cargo contents at the Lagos Ports Complex to avoid time-wasting manual clearing of over 4,166 20-foot containers daily, have not worked in the past two years. “It is, therefore, imperative for the Federal Government to expedite action on the procurement of scanners for the ports to end physical examination of cargoes and make the system technology driven,” LCCI said. The dysfunctional scanners at the ports appeared as an isolated case until it was juxtaposed with other cases of technology evasion in Nigeria.