The Federal Government has earmarked N15 billion for the extensive repair of the Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos, as disclosed in the recently passed N2.18 trillion 2023 supplementary budget.
This crucial infrastructure investment is expected to ensure the safety and sustainability of one of Nigeria’s busiest transportation arteries.
In addition to the Third Mainland Bridge repair, the government has acknowledged an outstanding debt of N11.4 billion to contractors responsible for the Eko/Marine Bridges project.
Addressing these infrastructure challenges is a crucial step towards enhancing the overall transportation network in Lagos, a city known for its bustling economic activities.
The Federal Controller of Works in Lagos State, Olukorede Kesha, announced that the repair works on the Third Mainland Bridge are scheduled to commence on Monday, November 6, 2023....[CONTINUE READING HERE ▶▶]
The restoration efforts will span five weeks, and it will begin with the closure of the ramps connecting Oworoshoki to Adekunle and Lagos-Island (Adeniji Adele) to Adekunle simultaneously, starting at 7 am.
Motorists have been advised to cooperate with traffic management officials, follow diversions as directed, and utilize alternative routes during this critical repair period.
The government’s allocation and proactive approach to bridge repair demonstrate its commitment to ensuring the safety and efficiency of Nigeria’s infrastructure.
