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Falomo bridge will be closed for repair works– Lagos Govt

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By Chioma Obinagwam

The Lagos State government has said that it will close the Falomo bridge for repairs from Sunday 14th March to Friday 30th April, 2021.

Confiance News gathered from the official Twitter handle of the Lagos State government on Friday.

“In furtherance of the Lagos State Government’s commitment to ensure effective and efficient transportation through quality road infrastructure, the Falomo Bridge will be closed for repair works for six weeks from Sunday, 14th March to Friday 30th April, 2021,” it tweeted.

A statement signed by the State Commissioner for Transportaion, Dr. Frederic Oladeinde, noted that the repairs will run on a 24-hour shift in phases to enable the contractor complete repairs within the estimated set time and minimise the anticipated inconveniences to road users.

He explained that the first stage of the repairs will cover the Victoria Island-bound lane of the bridge, which will be closed to traffic, adding that motorists heading towards Victoria Island will be diverted to the Ikoyi bound lanes to create a counter-flow.

The Commissioner also said that while the Ikoyi bound lane will be closed down for the second stage of rehabilitation works.

In a similar fashion, motorists will be diverted to other lanes, assuring that sufficient signage would be put up to guide motorists, just as traffic management personnel will deployed to help motorists navigate their journeys with ease.

Oladeinde, however, appealed to the good people of the State to cooperate with the Government by complying with the directives and traffic advisory to allow contractors to finish the projects in record time.

Confiance News recalls that the Lagos State, in a similar manner, closed down the Third Mainland bridge for repairs for over six months from the 24th of July 2020.

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