Can we please get this to the front and have the government look at this case. Tin Can is a crucial port and Nigeria makes billions from this place in a year. How can the access road be this horrible. A practical death trap.

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I considered it as the second worst thing in Nigeria after bokoharam.
The death and the losses this road causes are much

Nothing much can be done about this rd even if repaired by a quality construction company it will not really last because of heavy duty foods and container pass through it in mins

The long lasting solutions are

Resoration of rail line to apapa/tincan port( I mean high capacity rail)


Diverting traffic away from tincan and apapa ports

asha80:
Nothing much can be done about this rd even if repaired by a quality construction company it will not really last because of heavy duty foods and container pass through it in mins

The long lasting solutions are

Resoration of rail line to apapa/tincan port( I mean high capacity rail)


Diverting traffic away from tincan and apapa ports

bullseye!

asha80:
Nothing much can be done about this rd even if repaired by a quality construction company it will not really last because of heavy duty foods and container pass through it in mins

The long lasting solutions are

Resoration of rail line to apapa/tincan port( I mean high capacity rail)


Diverting traffic away from tincan and apapa ports

Are you kidding me bro?
Is Nigerian the only country with a port and heavy vehicles?
Get serious please or close it up.

sleemfesh:


Are you kidding me bro?
Is Nigerian the only country with a port and heavy vehicles?
Get serious please or close it up.

typical example of how low this forums quality has dropped in the past 3 years. A pity really.

sleemfesh:


Are you kidding me bro?
Is Nigerian the only country with a port and heavy vehicles?
Get serious please or close it up.

what is the condition of the rail of those other countries at their ports? All other countries that have the same volume of tonnage of goods entering and leaving their country do they have the only one area their port is functioning?

asha80:
what is the condition of the rail of those other countries at their ports? All other countries that have the same volume of tonnage of goods entering and leaving their country do they have the only one area their port is functioning?

you get time.

phantom:
you get time.

it is just annoying seeing Nigerians that are not aware of why certain things are they in this country

sleemfesh:


Are you kidding me bro?
Is Nigerian the only country with a port and heavy vehicles?
Get serious please or close it up.

Hmmm, I think I also subscribe to your line of reasoning.

In Texas, there are always mega huge trucks on the interstate constantly, but the road is always well maintained.

I believe that road does not have to get that bad before maintainance is carried out. Afterall, they are generating lots of money there.

VaselineCrew2:


Hmmm, I think I also subscribe to your line of reasoning.

In Texas, there are always mega huge trucks on the interstate constantly, but the road is always well maintained.

I believe that road does not have to get that bad before maintainance is carried out. Afterall, they are generating lots of money there.

Chikena. This road was always being maintained in the last 3 years plus I have towed it. That's what is expected. It is a busy and crucial road. Railway is good but the containers must have to be removed from the ports first. There is no escaping it. This road is less than 500 meters from the berths.

asha80:
it is just annoying seeing Nigerians that are not aware of why certain things are they in this country

You will think that you are making sense but failing to see u r making an assz of yourself. This road is less than 500m from the very place ships berth. With rails, the containers will still have to be transported to the rail for loading. You use rails to remove it from the city not the port. Grow some sense.

sleemfesh:


Chikena. This road was always being maintained in the last e years plus I have towed it. That's what is expected. It is a busy and crucial road. Railway is good but the containers must have to be removed from the ports first. There is no escaping it. This road is less than 500 meters from the berths.

I feel you hombre

sleemfesh:


You will think that you are making sense but failing to see u r making an assz of yourself. This road is less than 500m from the very place ships berth. With rails, the containers will still have to be transported to the rail for loading. You use rails to remove it from the city not the port. Grow some sense.

have you being to ports in developed countries?

asha80:
have you being to ports in developed countries?

This anomaly would hv been corrected with JK Agbaje on the seat of government but the myopic view and ethnic chauvinism of most people from this zone saw this golden opportunity slip their hands... Its really terrible!