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Home » Traffic Gridlock Takes Centre Stage As Truck Owners Holds Delegates Convention

Traffic Gridlock Takes Centre Stage As Truck Owners Holds Delegates Convention

by Joshua
November 25, 2021
in Featured, News

Issues bordering on the perennial traffic gridlock along the port corridor are expected to take the front seat on Thursday November 25th, 2021, as the Council of Maritime Transport Unions and Association (COMTUA) holds its 2021 delegates convention in Lagos.

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Addressing journalists on Wednesday in Lagos, COMTUA’s National Organising Secretary; Mr Adeyinka Taofeek Aroyewun said the convention will focus on issues affecting the business of haulage.

COMTUA was formed by about six leading haulage associations, including the National Association of Road Transport Owners, Amalgamation of Container Truck Owners Association of Nigeria, Logistics, Practitioners Association of Nigeria, Road Transport Employers Association of Nigeria, Container Truck Owners Association of Nigeria, National Association of Road Transport Workers.

Because COMTUA is a body of truck owners with specific interest in the Nigerian maritime industry, the convention will dwell on the challenges of vehicular traffic and the poor state of road infrastructure in Nigeria.

According to COMTUA’s organising secretary, “the convention will focus on resolving the challenges of cargoes and haulage movement in Nigeria for effective domestication of the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement and promoting ease of doing business in the continent”.

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He added that, Professor Samuel Odewumi of the School of Transport, Lagos State University, Ojo, Lagos will be the Guest Speaker at the convention.

“It is our general assembly and we will use the forum to congestion in the port as well as the escalating port expenses. As owners of haulage business, we are very much concerned about the state of the roads leading to Lagos ports. We are aware of the cost element of the bad road and the effect of port operations, especially congestion”, he explained.

According to him, apart from the guest speaker, stakeholders in haulage business and the maritime industry have been invited to discuss the issues and also offer suggestions. The centre point is to engender a better operating environment for haulage and for the larger port community.

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