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Obainoneandonly:
let them please finish it sharply, d gridlock that I face everyday on that costain-orile road no be here.. most times I trekked it with leg bcoz of the tankers that have parked on both sides of the road

trailers parking on d road is 10% due to bad roads and 90% due to shipping Companies not accepting empty containers to return overseas.. Basically, na administrative problem and not bad roads..

AutoReportNG:
Just like the Biblical phrase that says, "When the Lord turn again the captivity of Zion, we are like those that dream". The same can be said of Apapa-Wharf Road. For the first time after a long time will a driver drive from Apapa Ports in Wharf and get to CMS in less than 20mins.

It was earlier reported that the Wharf-Apapa road is a death trap for all road users. This road serves as the gateway road to the Nation's Seaport and it hosts several industries like Dangote, Flour Mills of Nigeria, Leventis and a host of others.

Last year the companies spearheaded by Dangote, Flour Mills, and other industries signed an MOU with the Federal Government to reconstruct the roads while the government gives them a tax holiday.

AutoReportNG was in Apapa last April to access works being done where we give first-hand reportage from the site. Fast forward to September, we start seeing some pictures of a new Apapa-Wharf Road and we felt as a responsible media outlet to see things for ourselves.

Base on our reports, we noticed that the four-kilometer dual carriageway, built with cement, has a median, walkways and side barriers on the various sections painted in black and white. Big drainage on both sides has also been completed while street lights have also been erected on Sections one and four of the project.

Interlocking stones are still being laid on about three-quarter of the service lane of out-bound Apapa dual carriageway. Section one of the project is 520 meters, section two is 450 meters, three is 380 while section four is 650 meters.

We can report that the road is 85% completed with some minor adjustments still ongoing at some various points but so far, its a new dawn on this road.

The Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola, had on June 17, 2017 signed a N4.34 billion Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with AG Dangote Construction Company Ltd and some other stakeholders for reconstructing the Apapa-Wharf Road.

The project is being funded by AG Dangote Construction Company Ltd, the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) and Flour Mills of Nigeria Plc.

These are some visuals from our trip.

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Source:
https://www.autoreportng.com/2018/11/see-new-face-of-apapa-wharf-road-photos.html

Good to give back to the society

olujastro:
Nice.
This road was an impassable disaster under PDP with no plans to fix it. Please let the tankers not turn it to another parking lot after commissioning.

Slowly and steadily, we'll rebuild our country.
Gradually, one road, one rail, one power plant, one airport, one block of housing, one inland port, etc. will be completed and put to use for the benefit of Nigerians.

Our developed Nigeria will become the hub of industries in Africa, such that Nigerians will no longer see the need to travel out for greener pastures.

God bless Nigeria.

Oh please who started the rebuilding in the first place if not Goodluck. Go to slideshare and type in NGgovernment and see the verified projects by all his ministers.
https://www.nairaland.com/2088456/president-goodlucks-administration-2011-2015-positive

AutoReportNG:
Just like the Biblical phrase that says, "When the Lord turn again the captivity of Zion, we are like those that dream". The same can be said of Apapa-Wharf Road. For the first time after a long time will a driver drive from Apapa Ports in Wharf and get to CMS in less than 20mins.

It was earlier reported that the Wharf-Apapa road is a death trap for all road users. This road serves as the gateway road to the Nation's Seaport and it hosts several industries like Dangote, Flour Mills of Nigeria, Leventis and a host of others.

Last year the companies spearheaded by Dangote, Flour Mills, and other industries signed an MOU with the Federal Government to reconstruct the roads while the government gives them a tax holiday.

AutoReportNG was in Apapa last April to access works being done where we give first-hand reportage from the site. Fast forward to September, we start seeing some pictures of a new Apapa-Wharf Road and we felt as a responsible media outlet to see things for ourselves.

Base on our reports, we noticed that the four-kilometer dual carriageway, built with cement, has a median, walkways and side barriers on the various sections painted in black and white. Big drainage on both sides has also been completed while street lights have also been erected on Sections one and four of the project.

Interlocking stones are still being laid on about three-quarter of the service lane of out-bound Apapa dual carriageway. Section one of the project is 520 meters, section two is 450 meters, three is 380 while section four is 650 meters.

We can report that the road is 85% completed with some minor adjustments still ongoing at some various points but so far, its a new dawn on this road.

The Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola, had on June 17, 2017 signed a N4.34 billion Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with AG Dangote Construction Company Ltd and some other stakeholders for reconstructing the Apapa-Wharf Road.

The project is being funded by AG Dangote Construction Company Ltd, the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) and Flour Mills of Nigeria Plc.

These are some visuals from our trip.

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Source:
https://www.autoreportng.com/2018/11/see-new-face-of-apapa-wharf-road-photos.html

See the small change they used in biulding the place, if na government, just 1km of that apapa road would have cost sixty sumtin billion naira.

Whats the distance of the reconstructed area

NaijaRoyalty:
APC will soon say it's one of their achievements.

I've bookmarked those pictures incase they try something funny as usual .

Whose achievement is it? If it were to be reported that the road is now a death trap, who would you have blamed?

That is the way to go-CSR

Rochas Okorocha come and see solid work.

olujastro:
Nice.
This road was an impassable disaster under PDP with no plans to fix it. Please let the tankers not turn it to another parking lot after commissioning.

Slowly and steadily, we'll rebuild our country.
Gradually, one road, one rail, one power plant, one airport, one block of housing, one inland port, etc. will be completed and put to use for the benefit of Nigerians.

Our developed Nigeria will become the hub of industries in Africa, such that Nigerians will no longer see the need to travel out for greener pastures.

God bless Nigeria.

I can't wait for when this happens. I am a firm believer in Nigeria and I firmly believe the turnaround for good will happen in my generation.

GOD bless Nigeria.

olujastro:
Nice.
This road was an impassable disaster under PDP with no plans to fix it. Please let the tankers not turn it to another parking lot after commissioning.

Slowly and steadily, we'll rebuild our country.
Gradually, one road, one rail, one power plant, one airport, one block of housing, one inland port, etc. will be completed and put to use for the benefit of Nigerians.

Our developed Nigeria will become the hub of industries in Africa, such that Nigerians will no longer see the need to travel out for greener pastures.

God bless Nigeria.

stop saying what you do not know thats my childhood neighbourhood that road has been fixed more than 20times by pdp and by the way it's not apc that is fixing the road dangote group and other private company are fixing the road what I noticed that is different from what Pdp is doing is that they block the road completely so they can construct proper drainage channel which has been an issue and the are using modern cement technology of road construction they us in America which is stronger and last longer..

Oga stop the deceit

AutoReportNG:
God bless Nigeria

omonla10:
trailers parking on d road is 10% due to bad roads and 90% due to shipping Companies not accepting empty containers to return overseas.. Basically, na administrative problem and not bad roads..

bro if u ply that road u would know wat am talking about.. it's bcoz of the road they are repairing that made dem to use alternate ones... it wasn't like dis before, but once d construction started the road was blocked, and they had to use Anoda ones. .which is d one i ply everyday

princdebola201:
mumu it is federal govt that paid indirectly .dangote and others built it with federal govt tax revenue that should have been remitted to the federal purse.
idiots like you think dangote did it with his personal income

His own stupidity still has ratings. You see the buffoons and insane foolish ones giving him likes all have down syndromes that are not curable. How some people have the education to type correctly but doesn't have the wisdom to think objectively before typing baffles me.

princdebola201:
mumu it is federal govt that paid indirectly .dangote and others built it with federal govt tax revenue that should have been remitted to the federal purse.
idiots like you think dangote did it with his personal income

Una like long story.the FG granted Dangote and others tax exemptions for years in return to do the roads . Now the fraud there is this.the amount of tax not paid is higher than the pace of work.If you KNOW you KNOW

Bolustical:
PDP, for 16 years, never deemed it fit to cooperate with Dangote and other companies to fix this road.

God bless PMB/PYO.
God bless Fasola
God bless Dangote
God bless Nigeria.

This can happen during any adminstration, u don't term it Buhari's achievement, biko

AutoReportNG:
Just like the Biblical phrase that says, "When the Lord turn again the captivity of Zion, we are like those that dream". The same can be said of Apapa-Wharf Road. For the first time after a long time will a driver drive from Apapa Ports in Wharf and get to CMS in less than 20mins.

It was earlier reported that the Wharf-Apapa road is a death trap for all road users. This road serves as the gateway road to the Nation's Seaport and it hosts several industries like Dangote, Flour Mills of Nigeria, Leventis and a host of others

Last year the companies spearheaded by Dangote, Flour Mills, and other industries signed an MOU with the Federal Government to reconstruct the roads while the government gives them a tax holiday.

AutoReportNG was in Apapa last April to access works being done where we give first-hand reportage from the site. Fast forward to September, we start seeing some pictures of a new Apapa-Wharf Road and we felt as a responsible media outlet to see things for ourselves.

Base on our reports, we noticed that the four-kilometer dual carriageway, built with cement, has a median, walkways and side barriers on the various sections painted in black and white. Big drainage on both sides has also been completed while street lights have also been erected on Sections one and four of the project.

Interlocking stones are still being laid on about three-quarter of the service lane of out-bound Apapa dual carriageway. Section one of the project is 520 meters, section two is 450 meters, three is 380 while section four is 650 meters.

We can report that the road is 85% completed with some minor adjustments still ongoing at some various points but so far, its a new dawn on this road.

The Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola, had on June 17, 2017 signed a N4.34 billion Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with AG Dangote Construction Company Ltd and some other stakeholders for reconstructing the Apapa-Wharf Road.

The project is being funded by AG Dangote Construction Company Ltd, the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) and Flour Mills of Nigeria Plc.

These are some visuals from our trip.

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Source:
https://www.autoreportng.com/2018/11/see-new-face-of-apapa-wharf-road-photos.html

Surprisingly I didnt see any comment of Any Hausa man using Dangote to brag.. But if it's the ipob... So many poo would have been said.. Even when thier kids emerge as Winners in Quiz competition you use it to brag, you produce keke na pep you brag with it, the last one that baffled me was orange drugs using him to brag for building his personal house... Una Ego too much and yet you can't stay in your region to improve your Economy... The way you guys preach hate and brag is very bad... Biafra should come tomorrow let the country rest...

wow this is a welcome development. They should just finish the project.
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Obainoneandonly:
bro if u ply that road u would know wat am talking about.. it's bcoz of the road they are repairing that made dem to use alternate ones... it wasn't like dis before, but once d construction started the road was blocked, and they had to use Anoda ones. .which is d one i ply everyday

I'm talking to u as a clearing agent and a stake holder. Even with good roads, with the present narrative, traffic remains constant k. The road is good from mile 2 to tincan, yet always blocked cos of same reason

Ever8054:
na Nigeria build the road ?.abi you no sabi read?

name people like you go say lecturers failed you. from the passage who do you think built the road, probably you didn't understand what is written up there. the companies built the road in exchange for tax. which means the government built the road by way of understanding between the government and the companies to build it now while the government pay later(by tax relieve over a period of time within which they will reasonably recover their expenses)

under Buhari,s three and half years O. not minding the little resources available. God bless Buhari/Osibanjo, God bless us, God bless our country.

erico2k2:
Una like long story.the FG granted Dangote and others tax exemptions for years in return to do the roads . Now the fraud there is this.the amount of tax not paid is higher than the pace of work.If you KNOW you KNOW

yen yen yen dangote has been paying tax for decades what did pdp achieved with it. this road has been a death trap from 1999 till this year. so far the road has been completed and residents around apapa can finally enjoyed dividend of democracy no wahala any other rantings can go to waste bin

omonla10:
I'm talking to u as a clearing agent and a stake holder. Even with good roads, with the present narrative, traffic remains constant k. The road is good from mile 2 to tincan, yet always blocked cos of same reason

bro it wasnt like dis before,many people has the premonition that's the construction of the road dats causing the gridlock..but bro Wat can b don to stop it

Good MOU right there by Minister of Power and Works, Fashola , the Dangote group and others. This has indeed paid off. The amazing pace at which this work is been done has shown the drive and commitment of the parties involved towards socioeconomic welfare of the nation. I've never doubted the ability of Minister of Works and Power, Fashola to deliver effectively on the responsibility he's shouldering in this very side of the government. But I think the Minister and his APC-led government should do more to make the Onne, Warri and Calabar Ports viable again to reinvigorate as well make the maritime sector of the country thrive . The government should stop playing politics with the general good of the nation! Lagos port is not the only port Nigeria has got, while the state is growing economically via the contribution of the Apapa wharf, then it's noble to also allow same in those other states that have ports too. At the end, it's just about contribution to the GDP of the Nigerian state.

Obainoneandonly:
let them please finish it sharply, d gridlock that I face everyday on that costain-orile road no be here.. most times I trekked it with leg bcoz of the tankers that have parked on both sides of the road

remind me when next am going to Dubai to get u one of does flying bike thier police use now biko

Obainoneandonly:
bro it wasnt like dis before,many people has the premonition that's the construction of the road dats causing the gridlock..but bro Wat can b don to stop it

until the shipping company are being forced( or appealed to) to accept empty containers. That's d only way out.

Those roads are too narrow considering the volume of traffic on that road.

princdebola201:
mumu it is federal govt that paid indirectly .dangote and others built it with federal govt tax revenue that should have been remitted to the federal purse.
idiots like you think dangote did it with his personal income

Leave him o. you know some people just comment for nothing's sake. Zero knowledge of companies'social and civic responsibilities.

omonla10:
until the shipping company are being forced( or appealed to) to accept empty containers. That's d only way out.

but I thought all those empty containers lined up in queues are going to the port to load goods and take it back to their various destination.nawao