Businesses continue to suffer as diesel price hits N650 per litre
The retail price of automotive gas oil, also known as diesel, has spiked to N650 a litre in some fuel stations, leading to more woes for...
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The retail price of automotive gas oil, also known as diesel, has spiked to N650 a litre in some fuel stations, leading to more woes for...
Motorists and residents who ply or live in the Apapa axis have continued to groan over worsening traffic situation in the area. Apapa is home to two busiest ports in Nigeria.
Gridlock: Sanwo-Olu abandons Oshodi-Apapa expressway, as motorists, commuters lament plight On By Olasunkanmi Akoni and Godwin Oritse Motorists and commuters along Oshodi-Apapa Expressway and Apapa environs have continued to languish helplessly in gridlock due to activities of drivers of articulated vehicles who park indiscriminately on the highways amid deplorable state of the road. The Lagos State Special Traffic Enforcement and Management Team set up by the state Governor, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu to create a new operational template as well as restore sanity after taken over traffic managem...
Punch Newspapers Sections Afeez Hanafi Residents of Ogungbesan Street, Coker, along the Oshodi-Apapa Expressway, Lagos, say they are under siege from robbers that have been terrorising the neighbourhood for about one month. The incidents took a turn for the worse on Tuesday when a security guard in one of the houses on the street, Garuba Muhammed, was shot dead by robbers who attacked a compound he manned. City Round learnt that the deceased’s younger brother, Musa, who lived with him, was receiving treatment at a hospital for gunshot wounds he sustained in the leg during the attack. The st...
By Olasunkanmi Akoniand Godwin Oritse Residents, motorists and commuters along Oshodi-Apapa Expressway are currently groaning as gridlock retuned due to the activities of truck and tanker drivers who have taken over the roads, parking indiscriminately. The situation, which resurfaced since two weeks ago worsened on Wednesday, as recalcitrant commercial motorcyclists, popularly called “Okoda” riders in their horde, engaged in violent clash with truck drivers as a result of accident which reportedly claimed three of their (okada riders) colleagues. As a result of the situation the entire Ap...