Lady Travelling From Abuja to Imo For Christmas Shows How Vehicles Got Stuck in Heavy Traffic

Lady Travelling From Abuja to Imo For Christmas Shows How Vehicles Got Stuck in Heavy Traffic

  • A Nigerian lady travelling from Abuja to Imo state shows how vehicles got stuck in Lokoja road due to heavy traffic
  • She posted a video showing many cars and travelling buses stuck in traffic, as none could move forward or backward
  • Many who came across the lady's video were amazed by the by the numbers of vehicles in the gridlock, sparking reactions

A Nigerian lady who was travelling from Abuja to Imo shared how vehicles got stuck in traffic.

She mentioned that the gridlock was at Lokoja road, as she showed many cars and travelling buses.

A lady shows heavy traffic in Lokoja road as she travels from Abuja to Imo
A Nigerian lady travelling from Abuja to Imo for Christmas shares her unpleasant experience. Photo:@celes_icmhomes
Source: TikTok

In a TikTok video by @celes_icmhomes, the lady said she left her home by 6 am and was still stuck in traffic.

She posted the video at about 8 pm on Saturday, December 20, 2025

The video was captioned:

"Who say nobody dey travel by road again? Abuja to Lokoja since morning still dey road. When I wan reach Imo state."

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When asked what caused the traffic, she said in the comments:

"Nottin cause this one o."

Watch the TikTok video below:

Reactions trail viral video of lady travelling

@Henry wag said:

"I still dey ask, Na by force to travel??"

@Debby said:

"before Una go reach we don finish Xmas."

@Elder of Akoko Edo said:

"Christmas fit finish b4 una go reach house o, so watin go happen now be say.. you all should just settle down there, find one language to Dey speak. Make National Assembly look into the matter if they go fit make there another state."

@LOUIS 001GK said:

"You for just enter young shall grow make the bus follow benue state,Enugu,Abia then you will see owerri."

@EL-ROL wears said:

"oh Lord protect everyone traveling by road n air , no evil ii befall them , dey ii go in peace n come back in peace n joy amen."

@Felzbeautyhome said:

"Why you video me. we just got home now. I’m still recovering. Honestly cry … we spent close to 6hrs there … hmmm it is well.. bad road and big big vehicles.. make government just leave Nigeria for Dangote and his incumbent and bad road."

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@Progress_Chimuanya said:

"Pls what finally caused the hold up? Nothing dey more annoying than hold up without a known cause."

@Don't Dm said:

"I think you guys should just settle down there start your own village with a new language…. Anyone find this idea helpful??"

@d4i.sy3 said:

"That lokoja road is very bad and trailers will still be dragging road with cars."
A Nigerian lady travelling from Abuja to Imo for Christmas shares her unpleasant experience.
A lady shows heavy traffic in Lokoja road as she travels from Abuja to Imo. Photo:@celes_icmhomes
Source: TikTok

In a related story, a man lamented how much he saw while booking a flight, while another shared why she travelled on a plane instead of travelling by road.

Lady shares unexpected night bus experience

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a lady shared her unpleasant experience as she travelled on a night bus from Lagos to one of the eastern states in Nigeria.

She shared how the gunmen attacked the bus and what the driver quickly did to avert the impending attack from the gunmen.

The video of the incident trended online, and the lady came out to give the full details of what happened, sparking reactions.

Source: Legit.ng

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