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Re: Impact Of Apapa Gridlock On The Economy by anonimi: 12:37pm On Jul 30, 2020 |
ComeToJesus: Some progress was made with freight trains before 2015 but no follow up to enhance what was done since then. Can you imagine how much relief overall that would have been if continuously improved Can Nigeria's renovated railway unite north and south? anonimi: NRC moves 3,200 tonnes of goods from Lagos ports in July 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Impact Of Apapa Gridlock On The Economy by GboyegaD(m): 12:37pm On Jul 30, 2020 |
The man hours lost on that road is alarming. |
Re: Impact Of Apapa Gridlock On The Economy by Nobody: 12:45pm On Jul 30, 2020 |
why should we have one port in Nigeria ? Is Lagos the only city exposed to the sea in Nigeria? What of Onne, Calaba port, places like Eket, Delta? Crippling other sectors to hype one as good is bad economics. |
Re: Impact Of Apapa Gridlock On The Economy by Adeolajude(m): 12:45pm On Jul 30, 2020 |
What a sensible writeup...but somehow this will make sense to the ear of only less than 1% Nigerian while others cut dead ear .. But lass lass na everyone go suffer some of the impacts of these things.. 1 Like |
Re: Impact Of Apapa Gridlock On The Economy by obonujoker(m): 12:47pm On Jul 30, 2020 |
We need railway 2 Likes |
Re: Impact Of Apapa Gridlock On The Economy by anonimi: 12:52pm On Jul 30, 2020 |
quentin06: Stop exhibiting your ignorance with pride. We have more than one port. Go and find out why they are not been used as much as Lagos ports. Thank me later. 1 Like |
Re: Impact Of Apapa Gridlock On The Economy by Farki: 12:58pm On Jul 30, 2020 |
Same gridlock since 2017? |
Re: Impact Of Apapa Gridlock On The Economy by Nobody: 1:03pm On Jul 30, 2020 |
anonimi: Learn how to read , don't misquote people, display of stupidity is not a show of intelligent. I asked my 5 year old niece to analyze your sentence, her results say you have a fish brain. |
Re: Impact Of Apapa Gridlock On The Economy by RALPHOW(m): 1:05pm On Jul 30, 2020 |
Apapa gridlock just shows how insensitive Nigeria citizens and her government are to the economic of the nation. Last year when the President came to Lagos for political reasons , the security network make sure that the gridlock disappeared. However the same security network cannot eradicate the gridlock to remove poverty from the lives of millions of Nigeria. Millions of Nigerians are in poverty because Trillions is lost everyday just because of gridlock that disappeared for only one man. Nigeria na waoh!!! 1 Like |
Re: Impact Of Apapa Gridlock On The Economy by Reference(m): 1:15pm On Jul 30, 2020 |
What is our business with that. Have we not been screaming that other ports along our coast be put in operation for many, many years now but greed and shortsightedness is our daily manna. Is there any developed or development seeking country that operates through just one seaport or port location ? We are enjoying the fruits of our strategic vulnerability. To cripple Nigeria you only have to sabotage 5 out of the over 900 kilometres of coastline and the country will be on be knees. Thank goodness we donot have international military conflicts. In times past during military rule it could be understood that the fewer the gateways the easier it will be for the military to control the nation but 21 years into democracy, what is our excuse for this chicane, what is the reason for strangulating our economy if not greed. No pity here. We are the authors of our misfortune. May the gridlock continue. Nonsense. 2 Likes |
Re: Impact Of Apapa Gridlock On The Economy by brightk(m): 1:36pm On Jul 30, 2020 |
This is just the beginning. One thing i love about karma is that it will come back to hunt u. There are so many sea ports in nigeria but tribalism, politics and selfish interests will not allow them work. They prefer everything to be in lagos. Like i said this is just beginning |
Re: Impact Of Apapa Gridlock On The Economy by Nobody: 1:45pm On Jul 30, 2020 |
They should open up the other ports in the south- south zone such as the warri port and the NPA and this gridlock thing would come to an end, the Nigerian govt should decentralize Lagos state as the commercial capital of Nigeria and diversify into other parts of Nigeria If u tell them now, they no go gree Waiting for someone to come and quote me |
Re: Impact Of Apapa Gridlock On The Economy by sunbodan(f): 2:05pm On Jul 30, 2020 |
Security agents and traffic officers are feeding fat from the gridlock, imagine paying 100k to pass one-way in other to avoid the gridlock. You are very correct |
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