Container truck queues trigger gridlock, cripple activities in Mile 2, Kirikiri
During s to different terminals, which included HEZEGOVIN Logistics Limited, AGL Africa Global Logistics, and Bestaf Container Terminal, Vanguard discovered that several trucks were either lined up along access roads or waiting to gain entry into the terminals.” A truck driver, Ifeanyin Akachukwu, who was among those waiting in the queue, also expressed frustration over the situation, blaming the police, traffic management personnel and some terminal operators for failing to adequately coordinate truck movements.
Until there is better coordination among terminal operators, truck drivers, security agencies and traffic management authorities, the recurring gridlock could continue to disrupt economic activities around Mile 2 and Kirikiri,”’, he said.
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