CURRENT REPORT BLOG Get ready for a major transformation on one of Lagos’ most iconic landmarks! The Minister of Works, David Umahi, recently announced that a grand overhaul of the 11.8-kilometer Third Mainland Bridge will kick off on November 1 and is set to last for three months. But here’s the exciting part: this extensive makeover will bring not just structural improvements but also aesthetic enhancements. The entire bridge will undergo a facelift, including a snazzy new set of railings and the installation of solar-powered lights and CCTV cameras for heightened security.
You might be wondering how this will affect your daily commute. The good news is that the repairs will be carried out mainly during the weekends and midnight hours, minimizing any inconvenience to road users. It’s a crucial step to ensure the bridge’s safety, especially for a structure that’s been around for 60 years, well past its initial design lifespan. So, get ready to witness a stunning transformation on the iconic Third Mainland Bridge, making it not just safer but a sight to behold in the heart of Lagos.
