Amaechi made this known in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos on Wednesday.
According to him, before getting to the Nigerian border, one will meet 17 checkpoints including many security agencies.
“I asked at the regional meeting that why is it that we saw four checkpoints on the way to Togo and Lome.
“The security officer at Lome apologised, saying they usually had two checkpoints but due to Nigerian elections, they increased the checkpoints to four.
“In Nigeria, election or no election, we saw 17 checkpoints. The government security officers said that they did not know where the people came from but it would be handled,” Amaechi said.
He urged Nigerians to be patient, saying that President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration had started fixing the Badagry road with the support of two contractors.
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Shebi I said it the last time
ReplyDeleteNot seme border alone, idiroko is same if not worse
Good for them.
yes cox smoglers shifted to idiroko
DeleteEvery time be patient till 4 years elapse .nonsense police nonsense government
ReplyDeleteIf I slap you ehn, you will stop crying...patient kee you there!
ReplyDeleteAmeachi speaking about checkpoints he saw before Seme border got me asking what about the numerous checkpoints at the Eastern part of Nigeria? Presently I don't know if it has become competition between the military and the police who occupy the road as to extort money from motorist.
ReplyDeleteAnd the funny thing is when you get to Cotonou, you hardly see a check point except for Tollgate.
DeleteNo mind am, the number of check points in the east eh! Even inside villages too. Hypocrite!!!
DeleteJust Port Harcourt-Owerri road, we have 22. His own Rivers State oo.
ReplyDeleteThis man is Alabosi
He was testing his escape route incase yawa gas , his eyes saw what the common man is passing through daily.
ReplyDeleteThey are more than 17, na the sun make some of them go hide.
ReplyDeleteLolzzz
DeleteGod bless u sir they need to remove it I spend spend spend money taya when I went to Togo to buy goods is too mucj
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