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Lagos Alerts Motorists on 110-Day Ogudu/Ifako Bridge Repairs

The first to fourth phases, covering the stretch of Ogudu/Ifako Bridge inbound Alapere, will commence from Saturday, June 28 and end on Saturday, August 16 (50 days).

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The Lagos State Government has released a diversion plan ahead of the repair of the Ogudu/Ifako Bridge, which will take 110 days.

The Commissioner for Transportation, Oluwaseun Osiyemi, revealed this in a statement he signed and issued to newsmen on Tuesday in Lagos.

Osiyemi said that the repair, postponed earlier, would begin from June 28, 2025 and end on October 15, 2025.

The commissioner said that the repair was expected to be carried out in eight phases on both lanes.

He said: “The first to fourth phases, covering the stretch of Ogudu/Ifako Bridge inbound Alapere, will commence from Saturday, June 28 and end on Saturday, August 16 (50 days).

“Phases five to eight, covering the stretch of Ogudu/Ifako inbound Oworoshoki, will be fixed between Saturday, August 16 and Sunday, October 5 (51 days).”

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BREAKING: Kebbi High Court Judge Freed After Week in Captivity

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The High Court Judge abducted in Kebbi State one week ago, Hon. Justice Faruku Hassan Bunza, has regained his freedom.

A family member confirmed the release to our correspondent on Monday, saying the judge arrived home a few hours ago.

According to the family member, relatives are jubilant and full of gratitude to God for the safe return of the abducted judge. He said the family expressed appreciation to all those who stood by them during the ordeal.

As of the time of filing this report, the Kebbi State Judiciary and security agencies had not released an official statement.

Justice Bunza’s abduction last week drew widespread concern across the state, with calls for his immediate and safe release.

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“No Fire at Lagos Airport Terminal 2” – FAAN Claims

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……says Smoke Caused by Fire Suppression System

The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has clarified that there was no fire at Terminal 2 of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) in Lagos following an incident that prompted an earlier advisory.

Preliminary findings show that the smoke observed in the affected area resulted from the discharge of the terminal’s FM-200 fire suppression system. The cause of the system’s activation is still under investigation.

Normal operations have since resumed at the terminal. Detailed investigations are ongoing to establish the exact cause of the incident.

FAAN thanked passengers, airlines, airport users and other stakeholders for their understanding and cooperation, and reaffirmed its commitment to the safety and security of all airport operations.

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BREAKING: Fire Outbreak at Murtala Muhammed International Airport Terminal (Images)

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A fire has broken out at a terminal of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos, according to reports.

The incident is expected to cause flight delays, with passengers reportedly stranded outside the affected terminal as emergency responders work to contain the blaze and restore normal operations.

Further details on the cause, extent of the damage, and impact on flight schedules are still emerging. Airport authorities and emergency services are on site.

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