Nigeria’s Public Transport Gap: Daily struggles, fatigue, and dangerous journeys, by Martha Gwary Every morning, long before offices open and factories hum to life, millions of Nigerians embark on a quiet struggle that rarely makes headlines. It is the daily commute — a ritual of uncertainty, exhaustion and risk — endured in silence by workers whose only aim is to arrive at their jobs on time and alive. In cities such as Abuja, Lagos, Port Harcourt and Ibadan, the journey to work has become an ordeal shaped by the absence of an...