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Lagos Commuters Stranded as Commercial Drivers Protest Alleged Extortion

Derayo Adebisi by Derayo Adebisi
November 13, 2023
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Lagos Commuters Stranded as Commercial Drivers Protest Alleged Extortion
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Hundreds of commuters currently find themselves stranded in Lagos as commercial drivers stage a protest against the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority and Task force on Monday.

The drivers initiated the strike to voice their grievances over alleged extortion.

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PUNCH Online reports that commuters are facing disruptions at various bus stops and motor parks due to the limited availability of commercial vehicles in Lagos.

The low turnout has left many individuals waiting, affecting daily transportation routines across the state.

Further details on the ongoing protest are expected to be provided later. The situation highlights the challenges faced by commuters and the impact of such demonstrations on the public transport system.

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