LASG ANNOUNCES PARTIAL CLOSURE ON LAGOS–ABEOKUTA EXPRESSWAY FOR ROAD REHABILITATION
The Lagos State Government has announced a partial road closure on the Lagos Abeokuta Expressway to enable the Federal Ministry of Works carry out critical rehabilitation works on failed sections of the road.
The rehabilitation will cover the stretch from the U-Turn Bus Stop to the Sango Tollgate, affecting both inbound and outbound lanes.
The rehabilitation work is scheduled to commence on Wednesday, 11th February, 2026 and end on Wednesday, 11th March, 2026, spanning a period of four (4) weeks.
To minimise traffic disruption, the project will be executed in two phases:
Phase One (Abeokuta-bound Traffic)
Scope of work: (U-Turn Bus Stop inward Sango Tollgate)
Duration: Wednesday, 11th February to Wednesday, 4th March, 2026 (3 weeks)
During this phase;
a. Traffic from Lagos/Abule-Egba inward Abeokuta/Sango Tollgate will be diverted to one half of the carriageway, approximately 20 metres away from the active work zone, and restored to full access after the work area.
b. Rehabilitation will be carried out on one lane at a time. Upon completion of the first half, traffic will be diverted to the rehabilitated section while work continues on the other half.
c. Motorists on the Lagos-bound carriageway will continue to enjoy free flow of traffic.
Phase Two (Lagos-bound Traffic)
Scope of work: Obadeyi Bus Stop to Ekoro Junction
Duration: Wednesday, 4th March to Wednesday, 11th March, 2026 (1 week)
During this phase:
a. Traffic from Abeokuta/Sango Tollgate inward Lagos/Abule-Egba will be diverted through one half of the road, about 20 metres from the work zone, with normal traffic flow restored after the construction area.
b. Just like Phase One, work will be executed in halves, with traffic redirected to completed sections as work progresses.
c. Motorists on the Abeokuta-bound carriageway will maintain uninterrupted movement.
The State Government assures road users that adequate traffic management measures will be in place throughout the duration of the project.
ADVISORY:
Motorists are advised to plan their journeys accordingly, obey traffic signage, and cooperate with traffic officials on duty.
The Ministry appeals for the patience and understanding of the motoring public as these essential repairs are undertaken in the interest of all road users.
Mr. Oluwaseun Osiyemi,
Lagos State Commissioner for Transportation.
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