There is palpable tension among residents and commuters along the Lagos-Ibadan highway after a fuel-laden tanker fell on the road on Sunday morning under
The Federal Road Safety Corps told DAILY POST that the fallen tanker had caused a “serious traffic jam along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway.”
“The inward Lagos section is also having its share of the traffic jam. This is attributable to the activities of some impatient drivers who took to driving against the flow of traffic from all available exit points on the expressways,” Okpe stated.
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