Minister of Works urges public to disregard baseless rumours on Third Mainland Bridge
Stanley Ihedigbo
Federal Government has dismissed rumours circulating about the Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos, stating that the bridge is safe and its integrity intact.
According to the Honourable Minister of Works, His Excellency Sen. Engr. Nweze David Umahi, through his Special Adviser ( Media), Hon. Barr. Orji Uchenna Orji, the rumours are baseless and malicious, orchestrated by fifth columnists aiming to undermine the confidence in the Renewed Hope administration’s infrastructure development efforts.
In response to the rumors, the Minister deployed a team of engineers to inspect the 11-kilometer bridge.
The report confirmed that the bridge is in good condition, and its integrity is not compromised.
The Federal Government has demonstrated commitment to revamping the country’s road infrastructure, with the Third Mainland Bridge receiving priority attention.
The government assured that the roads developed under the Renewed Hope administration will stand the test of time, emphasizing quality, speed, and value for money.
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