Reflecting on the fatal explosions that occurred in the Apapa area of Lagos, Wednesday night, experts have warned of the need to find a solution to the perennial traffic gridlocks and to limit the quantity and concentration of hydrocarbons in the area.
Experts warned that the casualties would have
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