Thousands of public and private workers are currently groaning in pains inside vehicles and by the roadsides as gridlock surfaced on the ever busy
The standstill is said to have arisen due to inability of both private and passenger vehicles to access Abuja.
At the time of this report, the long queues of vehicles which started at the AYA side of Abuja road, has stretched to Mararaba in Nasarawa State. There has been no official statement on the sudden appearance of the gridlock but officials of the Federal Road Safety Corps were seen heading for Abuja axis to identify and profer remedy for the standstill.
Expectedly, commercial motorcycle operators, popularity known as Okada are capitalising on the traffic jam to make brisk businesses.Several workers who could no longer bear the pains having stood for more than four hours by the roadsides are returning home.
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