FG to shut Third Mainland Bridge 24 hours for repairs
FG shut Third Mainland Bridge for repair for 24 hours.
The Federal Government of Nigeria has officially announced a temporary closure of the Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos. This closure is scheduled to commence from midnight on Saturday, October 21, and will remain in effect until midnight on Sunday, October 22. The primary reason for this closure is to facilitate essential repair and rehabilitation work on the critical infrastructure.
Mrs. Olukorede Kesha, the Federal Controller of Works in Lagos State, provided insights into the government’s proactive approach to ensuring the bridge’s long-term reliability and safety. She emphasized that the authorities are fully prepared to commence comprehensive rehabilitation work on the Third Mainland Bridge. To alleviate the existing challenges faced by commuters and maintain the bridge’s structural integrity, the government is set to perform palliative repairs on the most critical sections of the Adeniji bound carriageway. This preparatory phase will take place on Sunday, October 22.
Motorists are earnestly urged to collaborate with traffic management officials during this period by complying with diversions and adhering to recommended routes. It is essential for ensuring the seamless flow of traffic and minimizing disruptions during these vital repair efforts.
During the palliative work, the Adeniji bound lane of the Third Mainland Bridge will be temporarily closed to traffic starting on Saturday, October 21, and concluding at midnight on Sunday, October 22. While this may lead to inconveniences for commuters, the closure is a necessary step to ensure the safety and longevity of this crucial transportation link.
To mitigate potential challenges, motorists are encouraged to explore alternative routes whenever possible during the specified period of palliative work. The decision to perform these repairs demonstrates the government’s commitment to addressing critical infrastructure needs and enhancing the overall transportation experience for Lagos residents and visitors.
