₦airaland Forum

A tanker carrying 33,000 litres of black engine oil fell along Benin – Sagamu expressway and spilled its content over the busy expressway.The content spilled at about 1.5km away from the ever busy Sagamu express junction. A 911 truck was affected by the spill.





The truck fell and crossed the road on Sagamu-Benin axis of the expressway. FRSC tow truck is presently at the scene to remove the truck with combine effort of Ogun State Traffic Compliance And Enforcement Corps (TRACE), and other agencies. Motorists are advised to take other alternative routes because some portion of the road has been blocked to allow the tow truck remove the obstruction caused.



Cases of tanker falls have been rampant in Nigeria of late, about six days ago Lagos State Government compensated the victims of Iyana Ipaja tanker explosion incident.






http://www.metronaija.com/2015/07/photos-oil-truck-falls-on-sagamu.html

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no pic?

is der now

High time our Government enforces all these trucks and tankers to be moving only at night, or move during the day only on emergencies with a good memorable truck/tanker.

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modelmike7:
High time our Government enforces all these trucks and tankers to be moving only at night, or move during the day only on emergencies with a good memorable truck/tanker.

the best solution is to resurrect our railway system for the products to be transported through the system.

The night and good vehicle solution may not reduce it.

Tolexander:
the best solution is to resurrect our railway system for the products to be transported through the system.

The night and good vehicle solution may not reduce it.

. . . . . . This is another very good option. I pray my President delivers as time goes. God bless PMB. God bless Nigeria.

Tolexander:
the best solution is to resurrect our railway system for the products to be transported through the system.

The night and good vehicle solution may not reduce it.

Railway is the best option but I don't thing the cabal in the oil haulage industry will allow that to happen. Nigeria problem is too complecated