The Lagos State Government has attributed the perennial traffic jam at the Apapa end of the Apapa-Oshodi expressway to the recalcitrance of owners and drivers of tankers and trucks to fully comply with the subsisting directive that restricts their movement within the state.
In a statement issued Thursday by Kehinde Bamigbetan, the Commissioner for Information and Strategy, the state government said the current situation had been further worsened by the ongoing industrial action by a section of workers at the ports; which, according to him, has slowed down the pace of goods clearance and repair works on the roads leading to the ports.
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