The Lagos State Government on Sunday announced a plan to effect partial closure of the Marine Beach Bridge, Apapa, to vehicular movement, from May 27 to October 21.
“The repair work, which comprise bearing and expansion joint replacement, is planned to be executed in two phases, with each phase focusing on one lane of the bridge at a time. The commissioner said that the repair was in line with the vision of providing a seamless transportation system in the metropolis.
Since Feb you close alaka what hav you done there. I have not seen a single worker there apart from those that sweep..
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