The Federal Government has begun reconstruction of the ageing Carter Bridge in Lagos, approving ₦548.98bn to replace the 100-year-old structure due to severe underwater damage and improve traffic flow.
Minister of Works Dave Umahi
Decades of exposure to the Lagos Lagoon’s saltwater have caused “geometrical” deterioration to the bridge’s underwater piles, making it unsalvageable.
As Lagos bids farewell to a century of history, commuters brace for short-term gridlock in exchange for a future of safer, faster, and more reliable transit.










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