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Lagos State has issued a comprehensive traffic advisory ahead of the commissioning of major infrastructure projects by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, with authorities outlining temporary road closures and diversion plans across key corridors. The directive, which affects high-traffic areas including Ikeja, Ojota, and Victoria Island, is aimed at ensuring security, crowd control, and seamless movement during the official events while minimising disruption to economic activity.
Lagos Issues Traffic Advisory Ahead of Tinubu’s Project Commissioning
The Lagos State Government has issued a traffic advisory ahead of the commissioning of key infrastructure projects by Bola Ahmed Tinubu, scheduled for April 8 and 9, 2026. Authorities announced partial road closures across major corridors to ensure security, safety, and smooth execution of the events.
Lagos to Open Ojota-Opebi Link Bridge This Week to Ease Traffic Congestion
The Lagos State Government has announced plans to open the Ojota–Opebi link bridge to the public within the week, marking a significant milestone in its urban transport infrastructure programme. The project, located in Lagos, is designed to improve connectivity between key commercial and residential corridors while reducing persistent traffic congestion.
Housing Corporations Call for Urgent Financing Reforms to Address Nigeria’s Housing Deficit
Housing corporations across Nigeria have raised concerns over restrictive financing conditions, warning that limited access to funding continues to hinder efforts to address the country’s housing deficit. Industry stakeholders are calling for urgent reforms to improve financing structures and unlock large-scale affordable housing development.
Experts Advocate Modular Construction to Address Nigeria’s Housing Deficit
Industry experts have called on Nigeria to adopt modular construction methods as a strategic solution to the country’s persistent housing deficit. Stakeholders argue that transitioning to industrialised building systems could significantly accelerate housing delivery while reducing costs and improving efficiency.
Nigeria Moves to Resolve Decade-Long Power Sector Debt with ₦3.3tn Plan
Nigeria’s Federal Government has approved ₦3.3 trillion to settle longstanding debts owed to power generation companies (GenCos), a move stakeholders believe could significantly improve electricity supply nationwide. According to the News Agency of Nigeria, the decision follows a comprehensive review of legacy liabilities accumulated over more than a decade..
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