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Francisco Wiggins

Thursday 11 November 2021

FG speaks on reports Third Mainland Bridge opened up shaking. Olukayode Popoola reacted to the development in a statement.

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Lagos govt reacts to report on THIRD MAINLAND BRIDGE shaking.

Third mainland bridge shaking. The Federal Controller of Works in Lagos Mr Olukayode Popoola on Monday reassured the public that the Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos is structurally okay and safe for use. Popoola in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria NAN in Lagos urged Nigerians to disregard rumours that the bridge was shaking as. Gatekeepers News reports that the Federal Government of Nigeria has denied that the Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos State South West Nigeria is unsafe and shaking.

FG has declared that the third mainland bridge in Lagos is okay and safe for vehicular movements and other road users. On Monday a post asking motorists to take alternative routes from the Third Mainland Bridge to avoid major disaster appeared on WhatsApp. In Nigeria it is arguably the busiest.

There are viral reports that the third mainland bridge is shaking and a part of it has even opened up. On Monday a post asking motorists to take alternative routes from the Third Mainland Bridge to avoid major disaster surfaced onlineReacting to the rumour. Popoola in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria NAN in Lagos urged Nigerians to disregard rumours that the bridge was shaking as speculated on social media.

The Federal Controller of Works in Lagos State Engr. The Federal Government has denied report alleging that the Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos has opened up and shaking and therefore unsafe to traffic. Boade Akinola spokesperson of the federal ministry of works who countered the claim via a statement released on Tuesday November 9 said Olukayode Popoola the federal controller of works in Lagos drove on the bridge without noticing any shaking as claimed in social media messages.

In fact the viral report. The Federal Government has reacted to reports that the recently upgraded Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos has again opened up and was shaking. The Federal Controller of Works in Lagos Engineer Olukayode Popoola has debunked insinuations making the rounds in the social media that the Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos has.

Spread the loveThe Federal Controller of Works in Lagos Mr Olukayode Popoola on Monday reassured the public that the Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos is structurally okay and safe for use. FG has denied that the Third Mainland Bridge is unsafe. The Federal Controller of Works in Lagos Mr Olukayode Popoola on Monday reassured the public that the Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos is structurally okay and safe for use.

The Federal Controller of Works in Lagos State Engr. The ministry of works in Lagos has reacted to online claims that the Third Mailand Bridge is in distress. The federal government has dispelled rumours making rounds on social media that the Third Mainland bridge in Lagos had opened up and was shaking.

The 118km bridge which Ezenwokos Blog reports is the longest of the three bridges connecting Lagos Island to the Mainland has now been declared totally safe for use. The Federal Controller of Works in Lagos Mr Olukayode Popoola on Monday reassured the public that the Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos is structurally okay and safe for use. Someone via WhatsApp had made a post on Monday urging motorists to take alternative routes from the Third Mainland Bridge to avoid major disaster appeared on WhatsApp.

Tuesday November 09 2021 at 123 PM by Onyirioha Nnamdi. A social media user had issued an alert urging residents of Lagos to avoid the bridge over an alleged structural defect that could cause a near or total collapse if not urgently attended. It said Breaking.

Boade Akinola spokesperson of the federal ministry of works who countered the claim via a statement released on Tuesday November 9 said Olukayode Popoola the federal controller of works in Lagos drove on the bridge without noticing any shaking as claimed in social. Lagos govt reacts to report third mainland bridge shaking. Popoola in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria NAN in Lagos urged Nigerians to disregard rumours that the bridge was shaking as speculated on.

Third Mainland Bridge. The Federal Government says the claims making the rounds that the Third Mainland Bridge is opening up shaking is false. The Federal Controller of Works in Lagos Mr Olukayode Popoola on Monday reassured the public that the Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos is structurally okay and safe for use.

Popoola in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria NAN in Lagos urged Nigerians to disregard rumours that the bridge was shaking as speculated on social media. Reacting to the rumour Boade Akinola spokesperson of the federal ministry of works in a statement on Tuesday said Olukayode Popoola the federal controller of works in Lagos drove on the bridge without noticing any shaking as claimed in the. It is located in Lagos.

In the statement made available to the media by the spokesperson of the Federal. So when there is rumor of the bridge shaking or opening up it is a thing of great concern. The news went viral on social media that the Bridge.

Popoola in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria NAN in Lagos urged Nigerians to disregard rumours that the bridge was shaking as speculated on Lagos govt reacts to report third mainland bridge shaking. The Federal Government has reacted to reports that the recently upgraded Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos has again opened up and was shaking. The bridge is also one of the busiest bridges in Africa.

The third mainland bridge is arguably one of the longest bridges in Africa. Third Mainland Bridge Shaking. The trending news quickly created panic amongst motorists and other users plying the longest bridge in West Africa also known as 3MB.

Olukayode Popoola reacted to the development in a statement. The federal government has dismissed claims that the Lagos Third Mainland Bridge is opening up and shaking. Popoola in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria NAN in Lagos urged Nigerians to disregard rumours.

Uzo Nwogu The Federal Government through the Ministry of Works and Housing on Tuesday said the Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos was not shaking adding that the bridge has not opened up A message had gone viral on social media that a section of the bridge had developed fault. In a statement on Tuesday the Director Press Public Relations. The federal government has debunked rumor of the Third Mainland Bridge opening up and shaking.

Third Mainland Bridge. The Federal Controller of Works in Lagos Mr Olukayode Popoola on Monday reassured the public that the Third Mainland Bridge. FG Sends Timely Message to Lagosians.

The Federal Controller of Works in Lagos Mr Olukayode Popoola on Monday reassured the public that the Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos is structurally okay and safe for use. However the Federal Government through the Ministry of Works has debunked the news.

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