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Nigeria: Lagos Announces Traffic Diversion for Pedestrian Bridge Repair

Kehinde Giwa by Kehinde Giwa
December 17, 2025
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The Lagos State Government has announced a traffic diversion plan for Saturday, December 20, to facilitate repair work on the damaged pedestrian bridge at Tincan First Gate, Apapa, inward Mile 2. The repair work will be carried out in two phases, between 9am and 1pm.

During Phase 1, the road from Tincan, Apapa to Mile 2 will be completely closed for about 20 minutes for beam lifting, while Phase 2 will involve diverting traffic to one lane about 50 meters before the bridge work area. Traffic from Mile 2 to Tincan, Apapa will move freely throughout Phase 2.

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Motorists are advised to be patient and cooperate with traffic officials, as the temporary closures are necessary for the safe repair of the pedestrian bridge by the Federal Ministry of Works.

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