•Lagos flood Torrential rainfall brought commercial and vehicular activities to a standstill across Lagos, yesterday, as flash floods submerged major roads, caused motorists and commuters, to be stranded and triggered hours of traffic gridlock in several parts of the metropolis. The heavy rain, which began at about noon and lasted until around...
•Petrol Motorists and commuters across several states have urged the federal government and petroleum marketers to reduce the pump price following the recent drop in the global crude oil price. The crude oil price has fallen after tensions in the Middle East eased, reports Daily Trust. On Wednesday, Brent crude, the international benchmark for...
•Nigerians now trek longer distances amidst high transport costs Across Nigeria’s bustling cities and rural communities alike, commuters are facing mounting financial pressure as transport fares continue to rise in response to persistent increases in fuel prices. From daily wage earners to students and small business owners, the ripple effects...
•Lagos-Ibadan Expressway A major traffic jam brought movement to a halt on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway today, leaving motorists stuck for hours as gridlock spread across both the inbound and outbound lanes. The standstill extended from the Alausa Expressway down to the Fatgbems/OPIC roundabout for those heading toward Mowe while motorists trav...
•Train After over two months of the suspension of the Warri-Itakpe Train Service, all is set for resumption of operations tomorrow. The non-functioning condition of the train service forced an estimated number of 1,000 passengers who board the train daily to seek alternative means of transportation, reports The Nation. Each regular coach has 8...
•Benin-Sapele-Warri Road Motorists, commuters, and traders along the Benin–Sapele Road have decried the slow pace of ongoing rehabilitation work on the highway, lamenting its toll on travel time, safety, and economic activities. The failed stretch of the road, from the By-pass axis to the Ologbo-Koko Junction, first began deteriorating in 2018...
•The two Abuja bus terminals commissioned 3 months ago by Tinubu The two bus terminals recently commissioned by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu have remained locked more than three months after their commissioning, leaving commuters in Abuja to continue to face transportation challenges. The multi-million naira projects were commissioned in June a...
•Gridlock on Lagos-Ibadan Expressway A massive traffic gridlock has brought movement to a near standstill on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, stretching from Wawa Bus Stop to Otedola Bridge. The congestion, which began in the early hours of this morning, has left commuters stranded and frustrated as vehicles crawl along the road, reports The PUNCH...
•Gridlock on Lagos-Ibadan Expressway today Commuters are stuck in a major traffic on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway which has lasted since last night. The gridlock stretches along the sections of the road outbound Lagos, including areas like Kara, Opic, Long Bridge among others, reports Channels TV. Checks revealed that this was caused by an acci...
Truck owners and commuters have raised the alarm over mounting losses on the ever-deteriorating Calabar-Uyo federal highway, as the road continues to claim lives, damage vehicles, and destroy goods. In an interview with newsmen in Calabar yesterday, frustrated truck owners expressed their concerns over the road’s condition, which has worsened ...
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