Lalasticlala mynd44
Over to u

Lagos and Truck falling everyday

Nawaoooooooooooo

things should change a little this year na...nawa oo

Can we get good news too please?

lalasticlala
More pics


There is no movement from ojuelegba linking to ikorodu road due to d accident

This has caused very terrible traffic. Now extending backwards into the Eko Bridge.

Why that smiley? @op

jeffcole:
Why that smiley? @op

Na uc browser work be dat...

ok

The same post, different OP, different caption and the other with broken English.

Computer and software no get Joy sha... What is good about this one now?

The truck drivers should b forced to drive at night or better still allocate a route to dem. @least for d citizens safety.

I hope thers's no casualty !

Haba eko naa obanje

This has made frontpage this morning nau!

Bad!
No casualty. Thank God!


Govt checks/sanctions (if any) need to go strong on these trucks....they are fast becoming death-agents!
Imagine if that truck had fallen off...gory would have been the tale!! *shudders*

lekkie073:
Lalasticlala mynd44
Over to u

hope no life lost?

MindTwister:
Can we get good news too please?

I tire o.

This is Dormalong not Abalti Baracks.

This is not Nigeria joor ...what an ugly....

Endtime trucks everywhere

Haven't the restricted the movement if these monster trucks and containers on Lagos roads till certain hours?

I can't imagine the gridlock this will cause on ever-busy Western Avenue

I tire for our lawlessness oh.

lekkie073:
Na uc browser work be dat...

wat can of ucweb does dat. wat d name

Na wa ooo

ajepako:
Haven't the restricted the movement if these monster trucks and containers on Lagos roads till certain hours?

I can't imagine the gridlock this will cause on ever-busy Western Avenue

I tire for our lawlessness oh.

That law won't work in Lagos of today and even of yesterday (Fashola's era)

Only containers(20 & 40 ft tonne) were affected by the law and not trucks, tankers and co.

Now let me tell you why the law can't work now.

1.) Clearing your goods at the Apapa and Tin can ports is so cumbersome that an exercise which shouldn't last 2-4 hrs actually lasts more than that (As you are battling to clear your goods, don't forget that other people are also waiting on the line to clear theirs. That delay of yours will spiral to others).

After all the delays and you eventually get to clear your goods. To exit the ports is another serious task because If you don't settle at the gate, they won't let you out. After they allow you exit the gate, then you will encounter serious traffic jam because of the bad state of the roads.

From my narration above, can you envisage all the hours of delay? And you ask them to move from only 9pm - 6am. That is just impossible!!

Before that law can be carried out out down to the letter, infrastructure has to be in place but unfortunately we don't have that infrastructure at the moment.

And if you forcefully want to carry out that law, this is what will happen.

- All the flat bed trucks (container) will line up on Ikorodu road therby causing a total lock down of the state thereby causing serious traffic jam like they did some months back (if you live in Lagos, you should remember that incident). And trust me, LASG will never want to see that kind of traffic again in their life.

Hmmmm.... Lagos and trunk mishap. Wonder when all these unfortunate events will stop.

sophisticated falling

Heyah

Bus Tumbled