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Apapa-road Gridlock: How Companies Move Cargoes From Lagos Ports -PHOTOS by AutoJoshNG: 12:24pm On May 06, 2019
The Apapa and Tin Can seaports have become notorious for traffic gridlocks on access roads leading to these 2 major seaports in Nigeria.

The traffic gridlocks and congestion on Apapa access roads are, principally, as a result of the atrocious condition of the Oshodi-Apapa Expressway.

This causes trucks and tankers that visits the ports or tank farms in Apapa to spend days on the road, queuing up to carry cargoes.

As a result of this, a lot of productive man-hours are wasted on the road waiting to obtain cargoes.

However, in order to save valuable time; some companies have devised a faster mode of transporting their cargoes from the ports.

In a bid to beat traffic gridlock and hasten the process of evacuation and transportation of cargoes at the port terminals, these companies now use barges.





With this method, their trucks no longer have to wait for weeks to reach the terminal and take cargos or containers out of the port.

With the use of barges, they can transport their trucks or tankers to the terminals and back, and it takes a day to achieve this.

As the rehabilitation work on the Apapa-Oshodi Expressway gets on the way, it is believed that this method of evacuating cargoes and other freight at the ports will increase significantly.







Source: https://autojosh.com/apapa-road-gridlock-see-how-companies-now-move-cargoes-from-lagos-ports-photos/


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Re: Apapa-road Gridlock: How Companies Move Cargoes From Lagos Ports -PHOTOS by Nobody: 12:28pm On May 06, 2019
Okay
Re: Apapa-road Gridlock: How Companies Move Cargoes From Lagos Ports -PHOTOS by colly1860: 1:02pm On May 06, 2019
Cool
Re: Apapa-road Gridlock: How Companies Move Cargoes From Lagos Ports -PHOTOS by Ernerstdavid55(m): 3:38pm On May 06, 2019
Hmmm
Re: Apapa-road Gridlock: How Companies Move Cargoes From Lagos Ports -PHOTOS by Chiomaa11: 4:04pm On May 06, 2019
THE REAWAKENING - 09027111906. Lets get you there.

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Re: Apapa-road Gridlock: How Companies Move Cargoes From Lagos Ports -PHOTOS by BuyACar(f): 4:04pm On May 06, 2019
It's a pity. Anything to siphon money out of the citizens. cry

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Re: Apapa-road Gridlock: How Companies Move Cargoes From Lagos Ports -PHOTOS by MadCow1: 4:04pm On May 06, 2019
Smart..


Now I will go and invest in a pontoon

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Re: Apapa-road Gridlock: How Companies Move Cargoes From Lagos Ports -PHOTOS by Eteka1(m): 4:06pm On May 06, 2019
can the barges ferry container laden trucks?
Re: Apapa-road Gridlock: How Companies Move Cargoes From Lagos Ports -PHOTOS by dayleke: 4:06pm On May 06, 2019
Long overdue

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Re: Apapa-road Gridlock: How Companies Move Cargoes From Lagos Ports -PHOTOS by stifej: 4:06pm On May 06, 2019
yenderyender:
Terrible
What is terrible about that? Isn't that a far better option?

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Re: Apapa-road Gridlock: How Companies Move Cargoes From Lagos Ports -PHOTOS by computerglobal(m): 4:06pm On May 06, 2019
cool
Re: Apapa-road Gridlock: How Companies Move Cargoes From Lagos Ports -PHOTOS by Esejojo: 4:07pm On May 06, 2019
Meanwhile, there are inactive ports in Warri, Calabar, Port Harcourt and Koko.

*sighs*

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Re: Apapa-road Gridlock: How Companies Move Cargoes From Lagos Ports -PHOTOS by famouscargo4u: 4:07pm On May 06, 2019
if you own a barge now, you rake in millions.
Re: Apapa-road Gridlock: How Companies Move Cargoes From Lagos Ports -PHOTOS by legibow: 4:07pm On May 06, 2019
I guess this is a lecture on apapa issue... because it's not a news
Re: Apapa-road Gridlock: How Companies Move Cargoes From Lagos Ports -PHOTOS by TrashDetective: 4:07pm On May 06, 2019
It appears some people are now thinking like humans as they should.

Why wasn't this alternative implemented long before now?

So, it took us 59 years to find this 'uncommon' solution...kudos.

Common sense is indeed not common.

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Re: Apapa-road Gridlock: How Companies Move Cargoes From Lagos Ports -PHOTOS by Esejojo: 4:07pm On May 06, 2019
famouscargo4u:
if you own a barge now, you rake in millions.

I tell you.
Re: Apapa-road Gridlock: How Companies Move Cargoes From Lagos Ports -PHOTOS by olajide8(m): 4:08pm On May 06, 2019
Common sense finally
Re: Apapa-road Gridlock: How Companies Move Cargoes From Lagos Ports -PHOTOS by Josh44s(m): 4:10pm On May 06, 2019
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Re: Apapa-road Gridlock: How Companies Move Cargoes From Lagos Ports -PHOTOS by michoim(m): 4:10pm On May 06, 2019
Where are the cargoes?
Re: Apapa-road Gridlock: How Companies Move Cargoes From Lagos Ports -PHOTOS by Nobody: 4:11pm On May 06, 2019
What happened to the other ports

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Re: Apapa-road Gridlock: How Companies Move Cargoes From Lagos Ports -PHOTOS by Nairalandmentor(m): 4:11pm On May 06, 2019
cheesy
Re: Apapa-road Gridlock: How Companies Move Cargoes From Lagos Ports -PHOTOS by famouscargo4u: 4:11pm On May 06, 2019
Esejojo:


I tell you.
movement of containers by truck is worsened by the high bribe the transporters pay to the military men on the road. 150k for empty and as high as 450k for loaded container for export.

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Re: Apapa-road Gridlock: How Companies Move Cargoes From Lagos Ports -PHOTOS by Jaytecq(m): 4:11pm On May 06, 2019
ok
Re: Apapa-road Gridlock: How Companies Move Cargoes From Lagos Ports -PHOTOS by DWJOBScom(m): 4:11pm On May 06, 2019
That’s an investment apportunity
Re: Apapa-road Gridlock: How Companies Move Cargoes From Lagos Ports -PHOTOS by Jamesmatic(m): 4:12pm On May 06, 2019
I think by the time gele gele seaport is done, all this will be in the past..
Re: Apapa-road Gridlock: How Companies Move Cargoes From Lagos Ports -PHOTOS by samuel900(m): 4:13pm On May 06, 2019
Oloyede to is not been strict or disciplined....the man was just been wicked. When he was in Unilorin, he close school fees portal whenever pleases him. I remembered when Emir of Ilorin has to left his palace to plead onbehalf of the masses, but he refused. he did the same thing when he was in Kwara Poly. Now at JAMB level....it's just a matter of time. None of their children in Nigerian
Re: Apapa-road Gridlock: How Companies Move Cargoes From Lagos Ports -PHOTOS by matify83: 4:13pm On May 06, 2019
extreme measures for desperate challenges .

The national inland waterways authority needs to regulate and sanitize this new-found mode of ferrying haulage trucks before we are left with another catastrophy on our waters.

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