Great news for Lagos residents! The Lagos State Government has announced that the Third Mainland Bridge will be fully open for traffic again starting April 4th. This exciting update comes after extensive repairs were carried out. In a statement by the Lagos Commissioner for Transportation, Oluwaseun Osiyemi, it was officially confirmed that the bridge will resume full operations on April 4th, 2024.Osiyemi expressed gratitude to Lagos residents for their patience and...

In light of the paramount importance the Lagos State Government places on the safety of its residents, a significant step has been taken to address the state of the heavily frequented pedestrian bridge at Alapere/Estate Bus Stop on the Third Axial Road. Today, the State Government has affirmed its commitment to ensuring the immediate commencement of construction works on the damaged bridge.A dedicated team of Lagos State Government Officials, representing the Minist...

Following the unceasing accident that occured at the Ojuelegba Bridge in Surulere area of Lagos State, the Lagos state government has now banned all articulated truck from plying the bridge.It will be recalled that nine people lost their lives two weeks ago when a truck carrying a container on the bridge fell, and this made the Lagos State government to hurriedly take a precaution by banning articulated truck from passing the bridge.