•Tollgate Motorists plying the 227.2km Abuja-Keffi-Akwanga-Lafia-Makurdi Federal Highway Corridor are to pay a maximum of N1,600 and a minimum of N500 according to the Minister of Works, David Umahi. The minister has also mandated the Concessionaire to implement a Cashless Tolling System, reports Daily Independent. Umahi disclosed this today d...
•Adewunmi Taiwo A suspect, Mr. Adewunmi Taiwo, 45, arrested by men of the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority, LASTMA, for impersonating an officer of the agency has confessed how he made at least N750,000 in a month from unsuspecting motorists caught over traffic offences. The suspect, who was arrested on Oshodi Bridge in a sting [&helli...
•Petrol queue Months prior to the unofficial jerk up of fuel prices to the present N1000 per litre in many filling stations, from the official price of N580 at NNPCL filling stations and N607 at other retail outlets, the country witnessed an unprecedented level of fuel scarcity that almost spalled it. The average motorist almost […]
•Gridlock on Lagos-Ibadan Expressway. Motorists and other road users yesterday decried the delay in the completion of the Ojoo end of the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway project. The respondents expressed dissatisfaction over the slow pace of work in separate interviews with the our correspondent in Ibadan. They unanimously said the slow pace of work ...
•Gunmen Motorists and commuters using the busy Enugu-Opi-Nsukka road have again cried out over the continued insecurity on the road, particularly the Ugwogo stretch of the road. They lamented that in spite of the numerous security checkpoints dotting the road, gunmen suspected to be kidnappers still operate freely, reports Saturday Vanguard. L...
A downpour today left some major roads in the federal capital of Nigeria Abuja flooded, making it difficult for motorists to drive. Among the affected roads was Solomon Lar Way, Utako, Abuja.
•Petrol scarcity Motorists in Lagos are currently contending with acute shortage of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), popularly called petrol over what industry observers described as massive drop in import level. Their counterparts in Abuja and many parts of the north are currently agonising as they now sleep at filling stations to get the vital pr...
The federal government will charge N3,000 per toll gate when the Lagos-Calabar coastal road is completed. Nigeria’s Minister of Works Dave Umahi confirmed the figure today. … developing storyÂ
•Lagos PPRO, SP Benjamin Hundeyin Motorists have accused some policemen of conspiring with hoodlums to extort them at the Berger and Oshodi areas in Lagos State. During a visit to Oshodi and Berger yesterday, our correspondent observed that hoodlums asked commercial drivers for N300 to be provided to the police, reports The PUNCH. Speaking in ...
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