Lagos shuts Marine Bridge for 3 months

By Miracle Ogunde

In commencement of repair works scheduled from Wednesday, December 4, 2024, to Tuesday, February 25, 2025, the Lagos State Government has announced a traffic diversion on the Marine Bridge to facilitate.

The announcement was made by the Commissioner for Transportation, Oluwaseun Osiyemi, on Sunday, urging the public to exercise patience during the rehabilitation period.

Osiyemi stressed that the diversion is part of a traffic management plan designed to facilitate the Federal Ministry of Works’ rehabilitation of the road’s asphalt pavement.

“Motorists are implored to be patient, as this measure aims to ensure smooth operations during the repair works,” Osiyemi stated.

Alternative Routes for Motorists: From Apapa to Lagos Island:

Motorists can go through Costain Roundabout, link Eko Bridge, and proceed to Lagos Island.

Alternatively, from Apapa, motorists may link Ijora 7Up via Marine Bridge, access the ramp to Ijora Causeway Access Road through Ijora Oloye, and connect to Eko Bridge to reach Lagos Island.

From Apapa to Ijora Causeway/Iddo:

Motorists are advised to link Costain Roundabout to access Eko Bridge, then connect Ijora Causeway and proceed to the ramp through the U-turn to link Iddo.

Another option is to link Ijora 7Up via Marine Bridge, access Ijora Causeway through Ijora Oloye, and connect to Iddo.

During this period, traffic from Costain Roundabout heading inbound Apapa will remain uninterrupted.

See also  Internet Fraudster Surrenders Voluntarily to EFCC in Benin

Comments

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Gunmen Kill Man, Abduct Pregnant Wife, Sister in Edo Community

NIDCOM Rescues 200 Nigerian Girls from Human Trafficking Networks in Four Months

Falana Calls for Dismissal of Rivers Sole Administrator Over Disregard for Presidential Orders

Six Nigerian Women Freed After Unlawful Detention in Cape Verde

Teen Wrongly Detained After Standing Before Peter Obi’s Convoy Freed from Kirikiri

Armed men invade Senator Natasha’s family house in Kogi

Gunmen Kill Man, Abduct Pregnant Wife, Sister in Edo Community

NIDCOM Rescues 200 Nigerian Girls from Human Trafficking Networks in Four Months

Falana Calls for Dismissal of Rivers Sole Administrator Over Disregard for Presidential Orders

Six Nigerian Women Freed After Unlawful Detention in Cape Verde