Some road users who spoke lamented over the situation which they said had kept them on the road for hours.
Mr Wale Olagunsoye, an Ikeja-bound commercial driver, while narrating his ordeal in the gridlock from Lagos Island to Costain alleged that traffic agents did not control the situation.
“I do not know the cause of this heavy traffic and why the traffic wardens were nowhere to be found to bail us out of this mess,” Olagunsoye said.
Mr Paul Okafor, a businessman, said that he decided to walk from Eric Moore to TBS to pay his last respect to Ojukwu when he noticed the traffic congestion.
“Although the traffic is heavy, I have to park my car somewhere at Eric Moore so as to have a glimpse of the remains of Ojukwu who has contributed immensely to the building of this nation,” he said.
Okafor called for the deployment of traffic control agents to strategic routes to arrest the situation.
Mr Chika Michael, a commuter, said he was disappointed because he had to pay N200 instead of N70 from Orile to the Island, yet, had to get down from the bus and walk to his destination.
Culled From NaijaPundit.
A Federal High Court in Abuja on Friday granted Nollywood actress Angela Okorie bail set…
The founder of Mountain of Liberation and Miracle Ministry, Pastor Chris Okafor has responded to…
A court in Abidjan has sentenced Malian politician Mamadou Hawa Gassama to three years in…
The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, has asked the National Industrial Court…
Afrobeat musician Seun Kuti has revealed why he won't attend the Grammy ceremony honouring his…
A Federal High Court in Ibadan has nullified the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) National Convention…