![EDITORS NOTE: Graphic content / People wait next to their cars on the Abuja - Nasarawa road due to clashes between Nigerian soldiers and members of Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN) during a demonstration of supporters of the movement, to protest against the imprisonment of a Shiite cleric, in Abuja, on October 29, 2018. The army and police confronted members of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN), the group's spokesman Ibrahim Musa told AFP, amid reports of casualties. Rights groups have accused Nigeria's military of killing more than 300 IMN supporters and burying them in mass graves during the 2015 confrontation, a charge the military strongly denies. / AFP / Sodiq ADELAKUN](https://thenational-the-national-prod.cdn.arcpublishing.com/resizer/v2/ENADQVLVWLK2S2NKLQBLCH22AI.jpg?smart=true&auth=c3a22a7c67eb65315ca993bc808f4abe759061f2322ba142a7b0a4704ce41f2a&width=400&height=225)
Traffic bottlenecks are hurting the African nation's growth prospects. AFP
Traffic bottlenecks are hurting the African nation's growth prospects. AFP
Violence, bribery and delays at ports strangle Nigeria's economy
Country loses $19 billion annually, or about 5 per cent of gross domestic product, from bottlenecks, traffic jams, illegal charges and insecurity
Bloomberg
13 November, 2018