The Lagos State government lockdown of the state over the covid-19 pandemic commenced on Monday night, March 30, effectively taking life out of the ever busy roads and highways of the state. With the ports remaining operational, cargo evacuation business has become more tedious and difficult, writes TOLA ADENUBI.
With the restriction of movement within Lagos State, and the ports remaining operational, vessels have continued to discharge cargoes at the ports, and the number of un-cleared cargoes has risen sharply within the first day of Lagos lockdown, forcing operators to raise the alarm that the ports are already 95 per cent full.
“All terminals in Lagos are between 90 and 95 per cent…
Source: Nigerian Tribune
