Lagos State Blames NPA Policies for Port Congestion, Rejects Shift to Warri
Lagos State Governor criticizes the Nigerian Ports Authority's move to shift operations from Lagos to Warri, attributing port congestion to longstanding policies and shortcomings within the NPA. The Governor remains committed to resolving traffic issues and addressing bottlenecks such as toll points and malfunctioning call systems.
The NPA's decision to divert attention to Warri is seen as unnecessary, with emphasis on presenting an accurate picture of the situation to tackle congestion effectively.
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