pele

ok

Nice one... And even using this mode of transportation would ease transport/holdup wahala in that Lagos sef...

Eteka1:
can the barges ferry container laden trucks?

it will they have different capacities

ok

Odimma

A single Rail Truck will ferry 20 containers out of Apapa at once and place them on container trucks at a far away distance to be ferried, yet the sea port has no rail tracks. Just a 20 feet gauge will do great work in and out of Apapa wharf.

Suffer head sophisticated people

Jamesmatic:
I think by the time gele gele seaport is done, all this will be in the past..

Gele sea port indeed

Hope there won't be gridlock on the water soon, cos 9ja and their ways...

Esejojo:
Meanwhile, there are inactive ports in Warri, Calabar, Port Harcourt and Koko.

*sighs*

you mean biafran ports?

Sorry country....

We behave like a redundant nation. I’m sorry to say.

Additional cost that will be bear by the consumer.

[quote author=samuel900 post=78156510]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[who's this oloyede? ]

BuyACar:
It's a pity. Anything to siphon money out of the citizens.

You are dull.

BuyACar:
It's a pity. Anything to siphon money out of the citizens.

Please how does this siphon money from the citizens?

The barge owners will start working against getting the situation resolved. Trust Niger...

AutoJoshNG:
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/


www.nairaland.com/attachments/9331168_autojoshsmalllogo_jpegb5564c09944ea009fa31f3b901eefac3

you said you will give us something on the lagoon and the shanties ariund it before the end of may.

also, what about the reclaimed land at Oworonshoki, what's happening there?

if you were into properties, where would you invest your money, whatever the amount?

[Qquote author=spirul77 post=78157010][/quote] JAMB Registrar

Esejojo:
Meanwhile, there are inactive ports in Warri, Calabar, Port Harcourt and Koko.

*sighs*

Toxic waste can find its way to Koko.

400billionman:
A single Rail Truck will ferry 20 containers out of Apapa at once and place them on container trucks at a far away distance to be ferried, yet the sea port has no rail tracks. Just a 20 feet gauge will do great work in and out of Apapa wharf.

Suffer head sophisticated people

Is it that some of you are wilfully ignorant or simply full of bile?

https://www.nairaland.com/4850318/lagos-ibadan-rail-fg-demolish-parts

Esejojo:
Meanwhile, there are inactive ports in Warri, Calabar, Port Harcourt and Koko.

*sighs*

No let FG catch you.

Warri and PHC ports are used sparingly by oil companies. Koko and Calabar have been shut down and key thrown away.

oseiwe:

No let FG catch you.

Warri and PHC ports are used sparingly by oil companies. Koko and Calabar have been shut down and key thrown away.

its fine.
this is d future.
Nigeria will work.

samuel900:
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

Yoruba English

legibow:
I guess this is a lecture on apapa issue... because it's not a news

Abiooo my only container from Hapag-Lloyd was ferried that way after about a month stay at the port with attendant demmurrage cost. My country is in the hands of FAILED LEADERS.

what a useless country and greedy Afinjas. instead of opening up other ports to deconjest the ports, they rather die than see other section of the south working. pikin way say him mama no go sleep him no go yawn.

Nice

Better option