The Lagos State Government has announced that the Eko Bridge at the recently reopened Apongbon Bridge area will be closed for 24 hours on Sunday, July 16, 2023.
The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Transportation, Engr. Abdulhafiz Toriola announced this on Saturday.
Toriola stressed the importance of the palliative works in complementing the newly reopened Apongbon Bridge while outlining alternative routes for motorists during the repair period.
motorists can choose to utilize the Third Mainland Bridge, passing through Adekunle, to connect to Herbert Macaulay for their desired destinations.
Toriola also confirmed that the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority personnel have been deployed to manage and control traffic in areas such as C.M.S, Marina, Ijora, and other alternative routes on Lagos Island and Mainland.
He urged road users to cooperate with traffic managers during the palliative works to ensure smooth movement and minimize disruptions.
