Traffic in Nigeria

I had lived in Lagos in 2013,14,15,16. For a 3rd world city ,Lagos has unbelievable number of vehicles. On top of that tankers go in & out of the ports,  Apapa & Tincan thru out night & day, leading to harrowing traffic jams, called ‘go slow' in Nigeria. ‘Go slow' is too benign to describe the traffic snarls of
Lagos. Traffic jams/go slows can take several hours on any given day specially if one were to cross port roads.
Peak hour go slows are bad even to an fro from the more upmarket Ikoyi & Victoria islands going to mainland Lagos. So carrying water & snacks for the journey are recommended.
Car pools are always advisable amongst friends & acquaintances. But are very uncommon because most people have drivers to drive their cars & there's not feasible  to do away with that setup.

In the otherwise bustling megapolis, Lagos, there are many vibrant features but traffic is a sore thumb that really sticks out.

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Can you give some information regarding African Industries Ltd that they are fair to full fill their commitment or that?
Which location in Lagos they used to providing for accommodation to his employees.
Please share the information ASAP