MEMAN defends members over Apapa tanker traffic, seeks stronger enforcement of truck call-up system
The association recommended “strengthening the electronic truck call-up system, expanding transit and holding bays, ensuring that only trucks with valid loading tickets are permitted into depot corridors, maintaining strict enforcement against indiscriminate parking, and continuously engaging transport operators and drivers on compliance with established traffic and safety protocols.
By Udeme Akpan, Energy EditorThe Major Energies Marketers Association of Nigeria (MEMAN) has defended its member companies against allegations linking them to the resurgence of petroleum tanker congestion in Apapa, Lagos, insisting that their depots operate under strict truck scheduling and traffic management systems.
The association said its members’ depots in the Apapa axis currently experience “generally free movement of traffic” due to the implementation of designated truck holding areas and automated call-up systems.
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