Vehicles at ports to face strict screening from March 1

Owners and drivers of rickety vehicles plying the Nigerian ports routes will no longer have a smooth sail, as the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) brace up to clamp down and restrict their movements around the seaports from March 1st.

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