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Mobil Road And Incessant Hold-Up

Mobil Road And Incessant Hold-Up

Mobil road (formerly Malu Road) is one of the best roads in Apapa . The road which was reconstructed during Buba Marwa administration is today a problem to the motorists. Not that it has potholes, no far from that. Everyday frustrating hold-up takes place on this road because of crazy drivers, particularly commercial ones, who would like to break the traffic rule as they want. Unfortunately, they do this right under the noise of some policemen around Coca-cola plant. The police have compromised a lot. Rather than help to ease the traffic, they help in contributing to the chaos. They are more concerned about the toll they want to grab from errant drivers and motorcyclists. Now that the rainy season has come, there is no better thing apart from providing security that the policemen can do for the teeming motorists and passengers than to help in the flow of traffic.

But if they will not perform their duty, let the local government authorities think of the way out by drafting some traffic officers to the road. Because of the traffic, some passengers disembark as far back as Barracks and sometimes even around Marine Beach to trek to Boundary where they will link up another vehicle. The suffering on this road is indeed too much and productive time is also wasted everyday, especially in the evening.


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