The Lagos State Government has announced a significant traffic diversion plan impacting Adeniji, Falomo, Bourdillon, and Queens Drive on Lagos Island.
This plan is necessary to repair damaged asphalt sections on these roads.
Here’s a breakdown of what you need to know:
- Start Date: Monday, May 13th, 2024
- End Date: Expected to last until November 7th, 2024 (approximately 6 months)
- Reason for Diversion: Repairs to improve road conditions
Traffic Diversion Plan (Phased Approach):
Phase 1 (May 13th onwards):
- Focus: Stretch from Glover Road Junction on Alfred Rewane Road to Falomo Roundabout.
- Closure: This section of the road will be completely closed to traffic.
- Detour for Motorists on Alfred Rewane Road heading towards Falomo Roundabout: Turn left at Glover Road Junction.
- Proceed onto Thompson Avenue.
- Access Falomo Bridge via Bourdillon Road.
- Continue your journey.
- Open Lane: The other side of the road (Falomo Roundabout heading towards Mainland) will remain open for traffic.
Key Points:
- This is only the first phase of the diversion plan. Further details on subsequent phases will likely be released closer to the completion of Phase 1.
- Expect delays and congestion in the vicinity of the closed roads.
- Consider alternative routes or public transportation options during peak hours.
- Be patient and adhere to traffic management signage.
Additional Information:
- The Lagos State Government advises motorists to exercise patience as this road closure is necessary for essential repairs.
- The repairs are being undertaken by the Federal Ministry of Works.
Stay Informed:
For the latest updates and detailed maps of the diversion plan, you can check the Lagos State Government website (https://lagosstate.gov.ng/) or social media channels.
