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Tinubu’s Lagos Homecoming Causes Gridlock, Motorists and Commuters Affected

Former Lagos governor and All Progressives Congress (APC) national leader, Bola Tinubu’s return to Nigeria has caused a significant traffic jam in Lagos, according to reports by Premium Times Nigeria. This unexpected development left many motorists and commuters stranded for hours.

Speaking on the issue, Mr Effiong, a lawyer, questioned whether President Tinubu’s security could be managed without subjecting other travellers to prolonged delays. Premium Times Nigeria reported that the gridlock started as early as 7 a.m., making it difficult for motorists and commuters to get to their destinations.

While the specific reason for this traffic jam remains unclear, it is worth noting that Tinubu recently returned from France where he had undergone medical checks.

This incident highlights the challenges faced by Lagosians during high-profile events and raises questions about the management of such situations. Premium Times Nigeria reports that this is not the first time traffic chaos has been caused by Tinubu’s movements in Lagos.

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