Na lie

Good

Lori iro


The owners of those trucks are bigger than you and FG added

Obijulius:
Lols.

Funny nation! No truck driver likes hanging around the roads close to the Ports.

They don’t make money when parked, these guys only make money when they are on the move.

NPA improve your processes and see the traffic disappear.

Ask for help from countries doing it right.

And while you are at that think of how you can exploit the other ports, waterways, rail, etc.

The trucks are not the problem . The system is the problem.

Both . System and law breakers, they exist where systems work.

Ok

Nigerian politicians are deliberately obtuse. Provide truck stops for these people within the vicinity, they can pay reasonable parking fees that will be tacked onto their overheads instead of bribing government officials with as much as 40% of total cost of each transaction/trip.

Either this or they keep clogging Ikorodu road and it's feeder bridges with their dead weight.

What's this feather headed fulani girl blabbing about ? Why would any vehicle park ordinarily in that corridor if the Port is functional and efficient as it should be ? You guys are just forcing your incompetence on us ! Fulanis everywhere you go; f.uck !

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggarrrr
Isoright.. ....
Not really interested in this story
But as a real niggarrr I got something from the story
" sweetheart the consignment need to be cleared by customs officer......about 40,000 dolls is required "

After clearing.....a real niggarrr comes up with another story......" sweetheart the vehicle conveying our consignment got impounded....we need 100,000 dolls

Boss hw far ? Na all dis kind money talk i wan dey hear 4 my life

Obijulius:
Lols.

Funny nation! No truck driver likes hanging around the roads close to the Ports.

They don’t make money when parked, these guys only make money when they are on the move.

NPA improve your processes and see the traffic disappear.

Ask for help from countries doing it right.

And while you are at that think of how you can exploit the other ports, waterways, rail, etc.

The trucks are not the problem . The system is the problem.

The terminal operator should also help by giving containers to off dock terminals


And the police are so complicit in this act . They are making bogus money out of it .

Imagine , for you to get a truck out Tincan port you cough out 1.2millllon just within Lagos environs

harmargedon:
these guys are just clueless.

what is wrong you?did u even read to understand... chai Nigerian youth are gone active only on nairaland

SimplyFacts:
If the govt can be this desperate for money, what should an average Nigerian do then?

E je ka so'ra ooo

So you think that in the US, UK and all the other civilized nations where cars are impounded, it’s because their govts are desperate for money?
A reason with Nigeria’s hapless condition is impunity from EVERYONE - the rich and the poor, the rulers and the ruled, the citizen and the govt!
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Kaduna1stson:
And be taken to Kaduna where we have more drivers ready to reposes them for northern use.

SEE BACKWARDNESS.YOU CRIED FOR SOLUTION AND NOW THAT IT APPEARS TO BE A RAY OF LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL YOU GUYS ARE ANGRY.GOD,THE ALMIGHTY CAN NOT SATISFY NIGERIANS.[/b]

Obijulius:
Lols.

Funny nation! No truck driver likes hanging around the roads close to the Ports.

They don’t make money when parked, these guys only make money when they are on the move.

NPA improve your processes and see the traffic disappear.

Ask for help from countries doing it right.

And while you are at that think of how you can exploit the other ports, waterways, rail, etc.

The trucks are not the problem . The system is the problem.

OROSUNBOLB:
What's this feather headed fulani girl blabbing about ? Why would any vehicle park ordinarily in that corridor if the Port is functional and efficient as it should be ? You guys are just forcing your incompetence on us ! Fulanis everywhere you go; f.uck !

CharlesRyder:
Nigerian politicians are deliberately obtuse. Provide truck stops for these people within the vicinity, they can pay reasonable parking fees that will be tacked onto their overheads instead of bribing government officials with as much as 40% of total cost of each transaction/trip.

Either this or they keep clogging Ikorodu road and it's feeder bridges with their dead weight.

Did you lot bother to read the article at all?
Because it seems that “improving the process” (including providing “truck stops”) was exactly the point.
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OfficialGaGa:
Another nonsense and useless body abi corporation....

If the system is effective and efficient.... all these talk wouldn't be said from time to time...

Watch nothing will be done... na dangote truck dem wan seize or abi na the other people wen na dem get the country... Fulani people.. dem truck dem go seize...

Thunder fire u dia....

OfficialGaGa

LibertyRep:
Including Dangote trucks too? Make the guy no vex say him no dey sell refined oil for us again.

On a serious note, three things will reduce the congestion

1. Open up and enlarge the ports in the other parts of the nation.

2. Remove the unnecessary bottlenecks, touts and layers of corruption at the port to make business seamless.

3. Most importantly, FIX THE ROAD.

Do these things and some level of sanity at that axis.

Exactly what does Dangote have to do with the ports (except folks are pursuing their own ethnic agenda)?
Dangote trucks do NOT carry containers, and IRONICALLY he’s the one rebuilding the expressway leading to the ports. SMH
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lalo128:
what is wrong you?did u even read to understand... chai Nigerian youth are gone active only on nairaland

I don't have to, nothing good can come out from an ill forsaken government other than evil and bad intentions.

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Exactly why the new system is introduced. So what are you talking about?

Obijulius:
Lols.

Funny nation! No truck driver likes hanging around the roads close to the Ports.

They don’t make money when parked, these guys only make money when they are on the move.

NPA improve your processes and see the traffic disappear.

Ask for help from countries doing it right.

And while you are at that think of how you can exploit the other ports, waterways, rail, etc.

The trucks are not the problem . The system is the problem.