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President Muhammadu Buhari orders the immediate removal of all trucks from the bridges and roads within Apapa within two weeks. Nigeria Apapa Lagos Buhari

Nigeria President Muhammadu Buhari Wednesday ordered the immediate removal of all trucks from the bridges and roads within Apapa within 2 weeks.

The presidency said it has directed “operators of trucks and tankers have also been directed to vacate the Port Access Roads within the next 72 hours.” The taskforce will “report directly” to Buhari in the development of an efficient and effective management plan for the entire port area traffic, including the cargo, fuel distribution and business district traffic; enforcing the permanent removal of all stationary trucks on the highway, and the development of an effective manual truck call-up system, pending the introduction of the electronic truck call-up system.

 

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Bravo

Order instead the opening of other sea ports to ease Lagos of the traffic......

order again? Let's watch and see if it work this time.

After this order, will he order the immediate reconstruction of Oshodi Apapa express road?

Let us see how it will all play out, some many people are benefiting from this chaotic situation on ground. Two weeks is just around the corner.

Ok,let me watch & see how it goes down.

Order again?we are tired of hearing orders with no execution

So MBuhari just woke up to this?

It will pay Nigeria a lot if Oga's military mentality is played out in Sambisa.

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