Lagos mobilises traffic management for Ifako Bridge rehabilitation
The Lagos Pronounce authorities has deployed officers of the Lagos Pronounce Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) to key junctions and congestion-vulnerable areas alongside the Ifako Bridge corridor as segment of its strategic traffic mitigation framework at some stage in ongoing rehabilitation works.
In a press unencumber the day gone by, the Particular Adviser to the Governor on Transportation, Sola Giwa, instructed motorists to follow traffic signage and instructions from officials to be sure gentle vehicular circulation.
Giwa explained that the deployment of LASTMA officers turned into meticulously designed to be sure uninterrupted traffic float, streamline dynamics, and forestall gridlocks at some stage in the infrastructure intervention.
“Despite the partial closure of the bridge, vehicular progression beyond the Ifako axis stays remarkably fluid, with a sustained and shipshape float extending in the direction of the Toll Gate and adjoining routes. This operational efficiency is attributable to the posthaste mobilisation and professionalism of LASTMA operatives,” Giwa eminent.
Expressing gratitude to twin carriageway users for his or her patience and cooperation, Giwa impressed decorum among motorists and instructed them to appreciate traffic administration officials.
He also cautioned against actions or manoeuvres that will also hinder the continuing reconstruction exercise or irritate traffic stipulations.
Highlighting the challenge’s significance, Giwa acknowledged that the rehabilitation of the Ifako Growth Joint Bridge turned into a strategic investment aimed in the direction of bettering commuter security, fortifying structural integrity, and promoting sustainable mobility.
The challenge is anticipated to final 101 days, with work on the Ogudu/Ifako inbound Alapere portion scheduled for 50 days, from June 28 to August 16, 2025, and the Ogudu/Ifako inbound Oworonshoki portion space for an additional 51 days, from August 16 to October 5, 2025.
Giwa reaffirmed the authorities’s dedication to turning in wanted infrastructure while minimising commuting disruptions. He instructed twin carriageway users to rep in thoughts different routes, reside attentive to traffic advisories, and cooperate with LASTMA and relevant companies for proper-time updates.
“For instructed resolution of traffic-connected complications, the public is impressed to contact LASTMA through its toll-free hotline: 0800 005 27862,” Giwa concluded.
