Federal government restores normal traffic on Abuja-Lokoja road

The Federal Government of Nigeria has restored normal traffic flow on the Abuja-Lokoja Road.

The Federal Government (FG) of Nigeria announced the restoration of normal traffic flow on the Abuja-Lokoja Road. This development addresses previous disruptions on this key route connecting the capital to Lokoja in Kogi State. No further details on the cause of prior issues or the exact measures taken were provided in the announcement. The update comes from a report by ThisDayLive, highlighting infrastructure improvements in the region.

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Nigerian Minister Dave Umahi announces no tolls on the rehabilitated Third Mainland Bridge with new CCTV security center visible.
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Federal government won't toll Third Mainland Bridge

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The Federal Government of Nigeria has clarified that there are no plans to impose tolls on the rehabilitated Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos. Minister of Works, Sen. Dave Umahi, made this assurance amid the bridge's recent upgrades. Additionally, the government has inaugurated a N40 billion CCTV centre on the bridge to enhance security.

A seven-year-old child and three other passengers were injured when a bus crashed at Kwaita village along the Abuja-Lokoja highway. The incident occurred on the busy route connecting Nigeria's capital to Lokoja. Details on the cause of the crash remain unclear from available reports.

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Nigeria's Federal Government and Chad have held discussions on implementing the Abidjan-Lagos Highway Project.

Ogun State Governor Abiodun has commissioned new roads in Ijebu-Ode. During the event, he addressed concerns surrounding oil exploration in the state.

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Indonesia's National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo, along with three ministers, opened the one-way traffic lane for the 2026 Lebaran return flow from Kalikangkung Toll Gate KM 414 in Semarang to KM 70 Cikampek Utama Toll Gate on Tuesday (March 24). The opening, marked by a flag-raising ceremony, aims to ease traffic congestion.

A collision between a lorry and a 14-seater matatu occurred on Monday evening near the GSU headquarters along Thika Road, leading to heavy traffic congestion. The Motorists Association of Kenya confirmed the incident, noting buildup on both sides of the road and advising caution on service lanes. As of publication, it remains unclear if there were casualties, and the lorry had not been cleared from the scene.

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Indonesia's Traffic Corps estimates just 15 percent of Lebaran 2026 return vehicles remain outside Jakarta as of Saturday night. The peak return flow has passed, with traffic managed through measures like one-way systems and contraflows.

 

 

 

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