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LASG Announces Traffic Diversion At Iyana Ipaja For 18 Weeks
Lagos State Government announces traffic diversion at Iyana Ipaja for 18 weeks starting from Thursday Aug 24th.
Implores motorists to be patient as the closure is part of the traffic management plans to enhance mobility and ensure safety.

The Lagos State Government has announced a traffic diversion at the Alagba ramp inwards Lagos Abeokuta Expressway from Thursday, 24th August, 2023 for a duration of 18 weeks in continuation of the Iyana Ipaja Bus Terminal Project.
In a press release, the State Government also listed the following alternative routes for motorists during the construction period :
“Motorists inbound Lagos/Abeokuta Expressway from the Iyana ipaja bridge will be diverted to Alagba intersection to link the slip road on the left side of the Alagba roundabout to access Lagos Abeokuta Expressway.
“Heavy vehicles from Egbeda/Alagutan inbound Agege or Abule-Egba will be diverted to the Lagos-bound slip road from Ecobank Roundabout to make a U-turn at Iyana Dopemu to continue their journeys.
The Lagos State Government further implores motorists to be patient as the closure of the ramp is temporary and part of the traffic management plans to enhance mobility and ensure safety.
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