Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports - Travel (2)

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Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by Nobody: 9:02am On Mar 30, 2019

Typical Nigeria. Never fails to embarrass herself in full glare of the rest of the world

"Giant of Africa" cheesy

Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by Nobody: 9:05am On Mar 30, 2019

So much for Exporting Of Nigeria's Agricultural products. grin

What a Joke.

Nigeria is Going Backwards Rather. with their backwards so called Leaders.

Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by skales67(m): 9:05am On Mar 30, 2019

afroniger:
Mumu. You must be seeing Tinubu in your dreams. Lagos ports are FG controlled, how this matter take concern Tinubu?

You seem to be the mumu here because those yoruba touts who run after those tankers carrying containers and collecting levies from them give the monies to tinubu.

Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by ibknaanii80: 9:08am On Mar 30, 2019

Wasn't surprise at all to read this, because I heard a man lamenting about unnecessary delays that have besieged our port. He said and I quote 'they will just luck office and go about two weeks while tone of shipments remain unattended to'. Said most of the ogas are northerners. Said it have bin affecting business.

Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by phorget(m): 9:13am On Mar 30, 2019

I wonder what it would cost our politicians to simply give us a functional system in this country.
The government should open up other ports so as to free up the congestion of this particular Lagos port please.

Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by Kozy32: 9:15am On Mar 30, 2019

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Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by tiredoflife(m): 9:17am On Mar 30, 2019

Hehehehe until dey open other sea ports things like these will continue

Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by Cantonese: 9:20am On Mar 30, 2019

DonMarkuzi:
Cashew Export last year alone no reach 20k MT, how can a single consignment double the annual Export size. Easy o Oga, everything to blame Buhari!

Surely you are not informed about total cashew export. Please check again.

Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by DonMarkuzi(m): 9:26am On Mar 30, 2019

Cantonese:
Surely you are not informed about total cashew export. Please check again.

I meant 200k.

Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by Ykktulip: 9:28am On Mar 30, 2019

Issorait!

Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by TommyAnthem(m): 9:36am On Mar 30, 2019

We have ports in Warri, Port-Harcourt, Calabar and even koko port in Delta state but they all are being underutilized because of bias, nepotism, tribalism discrimination, partiality..etc. Thunder fire all of you dragging this nation down in one way or the other.

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Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by LazyGold(m): 9:37am On Mar 30, 2019

phorget:
I wonder what it would cost our politicians to simply give us a functional system in this country.
The government should open up other ports so as to free up the congestion of this particular Lagos port please.

There are 6 ports in Nigeria and they all generate revenue for the Government

Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by LazyGold(m): 9:38am On Mar 30, 2019

TommyAnthem:
We have ports in Warri, Port-Harcourt, Calabar and even koko port in Delta state but they all are being underutilized because of bias, nepotism, tribalism discrimination, partiality..etc. Thunder fire all of you dragging this nation down in one way or the other.

Those are Cashew Exporters from South West, they are obviously going to use Lagos Port

Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by kunmiiii: 9:50am On Mar 30, 2019

Wiseandtrue:
One of the reasons why Lagos should not be controlled by Tinubu!!!

He is not diplomatic at all!!!

He is too rigid to be a leader!!!

He just want to keep the people in perpetual Poverty while he hands out peanut

Eeehh!! Lmao!! Hahahaha!!!

What does this have to do with Tinubu, isn't the ports FG controlled? You guys will just keep humdruming the same crap like a poorly rehearsed pipe band because you're too unintelligible to think on your help own. Very funny! cheesy

Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by Owologbo(m): 9:58am On Mar 30, 2019

And this is after APC 20 years and continued government in Lagos State. All those APC crap fanatics don't think Lagos State need change of leadership; only PDP States. rubbish

Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by Darls247: 10:18am On Mar 30, 2019

Nigerians are not united, must we have only one seaport? Why can someone from the north or south east traveled to Lagos alone to clear goods? We can do it at Anambra, Rivers, and cross river and everything will be easier. Why only Lagos? Everyone know that if north have asses to seaport they could have gotten it, everything is tribal in Nigeria.

Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by vanjos: 10:30am On Mar 30, 2019

LazyGold:
Is Tinubu Raping you in your Dream ? I don't understand

Federal Government should help us please, if we can not get federal government's job........ shouldn't we participate in the businesses around to earn living again...... Please, urgent intervention please.

Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by ibietela2(m): 10:42am On Mar 30, 2019

Ask the FG to move some of these to other Ports

Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by SmartMen: 11:36am On Mar 30, 2019

DonMarkuzi:
Cashew Export last year alone no reach 200k MT, how can a single consignment double the average monthly Export size. Easy o Oga, everything to blame Buhari!

See this one. You think every business in Nigeria are for public consumption? Dey Dia while men dey chop cashew dollar . I know say u go talk same for Sesame seeds. There is a reason why the modus operandi for business of these kind are not revealed to the public in details.

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Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by stonemasonn: 12:31pm On Mar 30, 2019

DeLaRue:
Nigeria and poor planning.

Dangote refinery could be operational within 2 years yet the road infrastructure needed to move products have not been started. Construction of the much-talked about Coastal road in Lekki should have been started by now. Extensive expansion of the road network linking into Ogun State and connecting to Lagos- Ore express way should also have started.

I fear for the traffic chaos that is coming to Lekki/Ajah axis.

lol, you know how much it cost to build a road at Lekki?

Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by Deyrinsolar(f): 12:43pm On Mar 30, 2019

Looking at the the bright side, this should be a sign of growth, what we need now is more infrastructure for it.

Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by phorget(m): 2:00pm On Mar 30, 2019

LazyGold:
There are 6 ports in Nigeria and they all generate revenue for the Government

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Really? Then what's the heck about this Lagos port?

Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by LazyGold(m): 2:05pm On Mar 30, 2019

phorget:
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Really? Then what's the heck about this Lagos port?

Lagos port's is just the most use port due to Economy activities of South West, even the Exporters they talked about in this post are from South West

Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by OmoManU: 2:27pm On Mar 30, 2019

Honestly there must be a multi dimensional solution to the issues of Apapa ports. First government needs to make fixing that road a priority but fixing alone would not solve the perennial problems of gridlocks on that road but opening up other ports and government giving users incentives to use those Ports. Calabar is there same as onne, to warri and many other ports. The options of using barges too to transport goods from the ever congested Lagos ports could also be explored. Am just tired for this country kai see many of the youths too engaging on Tinubu is Atiku is not that. Chai this nation is just cursed

Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by phorget(m): 3:03pm On Mar 30, 2019

LazyGold:
Lagos port's is just the most use port due to Economy activities of South West, even the Exporters they talked about in this post are from South West

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Still doesn't make sense. Would you allow yourself to loose millions when you actually have alternative to save yourself from such lost?
Since you said other ports exist then why can't they use them and save themselves from this gridlock?

Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by LazyGold(m): 3:05pm On Mar 30, 2019

phorget:
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Still doesn't make sense. Would you allow yourself to loose millions when you actually have alternative to save yourself from such lost?
Since you said other ports exist then why can't they use them and save themselves from this gridlock?

This is Economic Activities of South West, that's it

Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by phorget(m): 3:20pm On Mar 30, 2019

LazyGold:
This is Economic Activities of South West, that's it

Its so unfortunate then. I guess we are far from development then. If this is indeed the economy activity of the south west and there is no other way to ease this then we are doomed already.

Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by LazyGold(m): 3:23pm On Mar 30, 2019

phorget:
Its so unfortunate then. I guess we are far from development then. If this is indeed the economy activity of the south west and there is no other way to ease this then we are doomed already.

There is always challenges and it will soon be resolve

Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by Omobada(m): 3:43pm On Mar 30, 2019

Wiseandtrue:
One of the reasons why Lagos should not be controlled by Tinubu!!!

He is not diplomatic at all!!!

He is too rigid to be a leader!!!

He just want to keep the people in perpetual Poverty while he hands out peanut

Says an ignorant woman or lady who does not know that the said port is owned by the Federal government.

Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by Chuksomenia(m): 5:01pm On Mar 30, 2019

If they like make them no open other closed ports in Nigeria to decongest lagos

Re: Apapa Gridlock Traps 50,000 Tonnes Of Cashew Nuts Worth ₦108b In Lagos Ports by DeLaRue: 5:05pm On Mar 30, 2019*

stonemasonn:
lol, you know how much it cost to build a road at Lekki?

So, one of the largest industrial complexes in the world can be built in Lekki, but ordinary roads can't? What planet are you from?

Someone mentioned above that new roads are not needed because the fuel will be 'shipped to Apapa' for distribution. But this same Apapa is in chaos and has been for at least 10 years now, yet we have no plan to shift distribution elsewhere?

What a country.

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