In order to accomplish the reopening of the Third Mainland Bridge on February 22nd, 2021 after the completion of the on-going maintenance works, LASG has shifted the current diversion point on the bridge for motorists coming from Oworonsoki to Adekunle or Lagos Island. #LASG
In a statement issued over the weekend by the Commissioner for Transportation, @dr_oladeinde, shifting the diversion point on the bridge is to allow the removal, replacement and casting of joint No. 23 in addition to joints 16 and 17, presently being fixed by the contractor.
He explained that the planned two-week temporary traffic flow adjustment shall be from midnight of January 15, 2021, to midnight of January 29, 2021, adding that the current traffic status shall then be reinstated from 12.01 hours of January 30, 2021. @dr_oladeinde #LASG
The Commissioner, therefore, implored road users plying the corridor to note that there shall be no vehicular access from Iyana Oworosoki to Adekunle axis on the slip road/ramp down on the Third Mainland Bridge for the two-week period. @dr_oladeinde #LASG#ForAGreaterLagos
While motorists from Ogudu, Alapere and Gbagada going to Adekunle axis should use Ikorodu Road, Jibowu and Yaba as alternative routes. #LASG#ForAGreaterLagos
He continued that there shall be no access for vehicular movements from the Adekunle axis towards Iyana Oworosoki on Third Mainland Bridge during the period. #LASG#ForAGreaterLagos
@dr_oladeinde added that all Iyana Oworosoki bound traffic from Lagos Island, Iddo, Oyingbo, Adekunle and Yaba should use Herbert Macaulay Way, Jibowu and Ikorodu Road as alternative routes. #LASG#ForAGreaterLagos
According to him, “The current crossover position on the bridge for Adekunle or Lagos Island-bound traffic from Iyana Oworosoki between 12 midnight and 12 noon will now be at the new point for two weeks. #LASG#ForAGreaterLagos
"The current shared movement of 12 midnight to 12 noon for Lagos Island traffic bound from Iyana Oworosoki shall remain, while the current 1 pm to 12 midnight Mainland (Iyana Oworosoki) bound traffic flow from Lagos Island shall also be maintained”. #LASG#ForAGreaterLagos
Oladeinde averred that the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) will continue to ensure the vigorous management of traffic control and enforcement on the Bridge as well as on the identified alternative routes. @jidesanwoolu@dr_oladeinde@followlastma #LASG
LASTMA will ensure an endurable and acceptable traffic movement experience for motorists during the period while all previous traffic flow advisory measures put in place by the Lagos State Government for the partial closure of the Third Mainland Bridge remain the same. #LASG
While assuring that the bridge will be reopened to traffic flow as soon as possible, the Lagos State Government appealed to road users along the corridor to drive cautiously and follow the traffic advice in order to minimise the inconvenience caused by the ongoing rehabilitation.
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@lagossubeb, in collaboration with Universal Basic Education Commission, UBEC, has organised a five-day training for Headteachers and Support Officers of some selected Public Primary Schools on a model to ensure improved pedagogy and effective management in the schools. #LASG
The training, which commenced on January 5, 2021, at six centres across the State, is aimed at improving on the former "cascade model" which used the train-the-trainer approach where only the headteachers of schools were trained in order to cascade the training to other teachers.
Speaking at a workshop recently organised by UBEC to empower teachers in the Lagos State Primary Education sector, the Executive Chairman of LASUBEB, Mr. Wahab Alawiye-King, disclosed that the school-based model will upscale teaching and learning in public primary schools. #LASG
He noted that the deployment and activation of the oxygen plant is in furtherance of the commitment of the State government to deploy an effective response to the pandemic. #LASG#ForAGreaterLagos#Covid19LASG#MaskUpLagos
In continuation of government efforts to ensure sanity on Lagos roads as well as to rid restricted routes of defiant motorcyclists, the operatives of Lagos State Environmental and Special Offences (Enforcement) Unit over the weekend impounded 100 commercial motorcycles. #LASG
The Chairman of the Agency, CSP Shola Jejeloye, disclosed that the 100 motorcycles were impounded around Navy Town at Alakija, 2nd Rainbow and Festac Town, adding that the operation was carried out to halt the abuse of traffic laws by commercial motorcycle operators. #LASG
"The discouraging high statistics of motorcycle accidents and the compelling need to enhance safety on Lagos roads led to the promulgation of the Lagos State Transport Sector Reformed Law 2018", Jejeloye stated. @jidesanwoolu@drobafemihamzat#LASG#ForAGreaterLagos
The Director-General, Lagos State Public Service Staff Development Centre Magodo, Dr. Senukon Olufunmi Ajose-Harrison, has called on public servants in Lagos State to re-dedicate themselves to service by demonstrating a commitment to effective performance. @jidesanwoolu #LASG
Ajose-Harrison made the call on Wednesday during the annual thanksgiving service of the Centre held virtually, adding that achievement of the audacious goals of the present administration must be delivered by a corps of seasoned public servants. #LASG#ForAGreaterLagos
Admonishing the Centre's staff, he stated that as Public Servants, they must continue to keep the interests of the service in the front burners. #LASG#ForAGreaterLagos
Speaking at an interactive session with Sports journalists, on Tuesday at the Teslim Balogun Stadium in Surulere, the Chairman stated that in line with COVID-19 protocols, the State Government planned to introduce a Summer Camp where talented individuals will be trained. #LASG
Aiyepeku, who joined the Interactive Session via Zoom, added that other platforms will also be created where local talents can be discovered. #LASG#ForAGreaterLagos
The Lagos State Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture is informing the general public that the Registration for Creative Lagos, a training programme for creative practitioners has started.
This training program is a partnership initiative between Lagos State Government through the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture and a private firm, Del-York Creative Academy.
Under this initiative, 1,000 Lagos residents across all the Local Government and Local Council Development Areas in the state would be trained at no cost at all.
These creative-minded talents will be trained and empowered in Creative and Vocational sector For FREE!