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THIRD MAINLAND BRIDGE
David Umahi, Minister of Works, has alerted the National Assembly to the critical delays in the Third Mainland Bridge's rehabilitation, emphasizing that failure to accelerate the work could lead to a reconstruction cost of N6 trillion.
The Lagos State Government has announced a 36-hour traffic diversion on the Island-Iyana Oworo bound lane starting from midnight on Wednesday, the 6th of March 2024, until midday on Thursday, the 7th of March 2024.
The Federal Government has declared that repair activities on the Third Mainland Bridge will resume on Thursday.
The Federal Government has declared a 24-hour closure of the Third Mainland Bridge for traffic bound from Iyana Oworonshoki to Lagos Island, effective from midnight on Sunday, February 18, until midnight on Monday, February 19.
The Federal Government has disclosed its plan to shut down the Lagos Island-bound carriageway of the Iyana Oworonshoki-Adeniji Adele section of the Third Mainland Bridge for repairs, starting from 11:00 am on Tuesday, January 9, 2024.
The Federal Government has reopened the closed sections of the Third Mainland Bridge, almost 6 weeks after it was closed for maintenance work.
The Lagos State Government has announced the temporary closure of Adekunle Ramp linking the Third Mainland Bridge and Ebute Meta (inward and outward) to traffic.
The Federal Ministry of Works in collaboration with the Lagos State government flagged off the rehabilitation project of the Third Mainland Bridge valued at N21.074 billion.
The Federal Government has in a new twist announced that it will be closing 2 ramps of the Third Mainland Bridge for repairs with effect from Monday, November 6, 2023.
The Federal government has revealed that a comprehensive rehabilitation of the 11.8 kilometer Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos would commence on November 1 for a period of 3 months.
The Federal Government has announced a 24-hour closure of the Third Mainland Bridge to traffic from Saturday, October 21, 2023 to Sunday, October 22, 2023 for repairs.
The Minister of Works, Dave Umahi, says the continuous pilling of asphalt on the Third Mainland Bridge could cause vehicles to overturn, describing the practice as dangerous.