Sad sad sad..

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And there's a knot or bolt on the lorry and container, but they won't just lock it, once they hit a pothole or sharpbend, the container falls off

hm

MyGeneration:
talk reasonably

actually they don't

For Apapa before you cross road you must look left, look right, look left again then look up before u cross to avoid stories that touch the heart

TANID:
Our Government Don't Care About Our Life Anymore

Na government dey drive the truck?

so nobody covers the one that falls at iyana iba market.... like everyday since T
two weeks now

MobilityExpress:
The time I worked as a terminal officer at apapa, I usually checked the hooks, if your hook is bad I won't let the plant man load your trailer. But well, sometimes, the terminal manager would override and instruct me to load them. Decongesting the terminal was his priority. Couldn't blame him, many of tthe trucks had bad hooks, and trying to enforce it at our terminal means we would have a serious traffic problem in our hands. And most of the truck drivers were agberoish, if you don't load them, they gang up and block your terminal. At the end of the day, you have customers to serve, whom don't want to pay demurrage more than they incurred. So the whole thing is complicated. Only government is strong enough to tackle the trailer unions about this matter. There's nothing terminals can do without suffering serious backlash that will cripple operations.

Open up other ports and all this grammar will end, period. New roads are being constructed by all citizens, new rail lines by the Federal Government, new airports by state governments, all to decongest traffic and attract business.

Why are ports and sea freight immune from development, expansion and new investment. What is the hindrance if not for cartels and vested interest.

dkronicle:
let them die

Hahahahahahaha!

Ok.. I am fed up. I am not relocating to lagos again.

Allow him post it so we know whats going on!

vizkiz:
Lmao... I am a regular visitor of apapa tincan and I can tell you this happens everyday!

If you dey go apapa, na to park your motor for somewhere and carry bike. No be apapa again? Abegi

AutoJoshNG:
Earlier today, a 20-foot loaded container fell off its carrier truck. The accident occurred under the bridge, Danlami, inward Area B, Apapa, Lagos.

The fallen container occupied about 60%.of the road. In the process, it caused a bit of traffic impedance.

Officials of LASTMA were available to manage the traffic situation.

A private recovery vehicle was later contracted to salvage the situation.

See photos below.






Source:

https://autojosh.com/again-another-20-foot-container-falls-off-its-carrier-truck-in-lagos-photos-autojosh/

This one missed its usual target. No small vehicle beside to crush. Stupid country. Lagos state has demonstrated that not one person in the entire administration can enforce the use of harness and restrainers on containers exiting the port. Country of idiots.

TANID:
Our Government Don't Care About Our Life Anymore

nothing will be done to ensure that these containers are secured until one falls off and kills a very senior government official

Container and Lagos

It takes a lot of discipline to drive on Lagos road without getting infuriated

What can we do without reliable power really? We don't deserve this heat!