Extension of the resurfacing project on the Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos, Nigeria continues with an extension of the initial plan, as announced by Mrs. Olukorede Keisha, Federal Controller of Works in the state. The project is set to resume where it left off, with specific dates for the restart to be communicated shortly. President Bola Tinubu has graciously requested the continuation of the resurfacing work on the Third Mainland Bridge, leading to the mobilization of the contractor’s teams to recommence the project.
The upcoming phase of the project will involve laying new asphalt, repaving lane markings, adding missing lines, and installing solar street lights to not only enhance the structural integrity of the bridge but also improve its overall aesthetics.
Moreover, it’s crucial to maintain transparent communication with road users throughout the project. The involvement of motorists is vital in ensuring a smooth process and avoiding surprises. The recent press conference aimed to engage stakeholders and ensure effective communication for the upcoming phases of the project.
The extension of the resurfacing project on the Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos highlights the government’s dedication to enhancing infrastructure and ensuring the safety and convenience of road users. Besides fortifying the bridge’s structure, the project aims to enhance the overall travel experience by optimizing traffic conditions for all commuters.
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