News reaching us from the famous traffic update company GIFI TRAFFIC, has warned all Lagosians to cancel and reschedule their plans of traveling to Ibadan today.
Reasons are due to a standstill traffic that has ensued for hours since the break of today 17th July 2020. All persons willing to access these roads have been stuck in their cars for hours without being able to go forward or backwards.
This was reported by the company via all their social platforms including Twitter. Every Lagosian should take not of this and inform their loved ones who intend to travel to Ibadan.
The gridlock continues and might not end in the next few hours as people try to trace the source and call authorities to manage the situation.
Source: https://twitter.com/Gidi_Traffic/status/1284019858250883072?s=19
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