CNTV Street Files: How to Curb Traffic in Nigeria

Last week Saturday, an unfortunate fire incident in Ojuelegba, Lagos – which razed down several homes and left some injured – caused major traffic jams in surrounding areas. Many road users were left stationary for hours, and little to nothing was done to help with car movements. This sort of situation isn’t news to us, and it’s high time we Nigerians came together to develop a long-term solution to constant obstructions on our roads during times of crisis and otherwise. Do we go digital in traffic management? Should we insist on the provision of more alternative routes? So many questions, with so much to get done. The CNTV crew asked fellow Nigerians on the streets to share their thoughts on how we can move forward. Watch to find out what was said, and join the conversation in the comments section below. Don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE to our CNTV page for more insightful and entertaining videos!       Read also: How to Beat Lagos Traffic Effortlessly 8 Traffic Apps You Must Have to Survive in Lagos      

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This article was first published on 7th December 2015 and updated on December 8th, 2015 at 3:18 pm

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