‘8,245 professional drivers in Lagos are visually impaired’

No fewer than 8,245 professional drivers in Lagos, require glasses if they must continue to ply the roads, Chief Executive Officer of Lagos State Drivers Institute, Philips Ogunlade has said.

Kingsley Jeremiah

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