TRAFFIC REPORT FROM VICTORIA ISLAND – LEKKI
Traffic from Mekwen Bridge inward Bonny Camp Roundabout is moving smoothly, while the return journey towards Mekwen Bridge is equally free-flowing.
Movement from Bonny Camp inward Ahmadu Bello Way is steady, with slight delays approaching Mobil Fuel Station due to fuel dispensing activities. The stretch towards Eko Hotel is clear, although delays are being experienced around IMB Intersection and the Coastal Road entrance due to the early morning rush.
Traffic approaching Eko Hotel Roundabout is moving slowly, with a build-up caused by traffic alternation and delays at the traffic lights. The return journey from Eko Hotel towards Ahmadu Bello Way is moving steadily, with slight delays around MRS Fuel Station due to fuel dispensing activities and at Adeola Odeku Junction due to traffic alternation.
Vehicular movement from Bonny Camp Underpass Bridge towards Kofo Abayomi is steady.
The route inward Oniru and Kilimanjaro is in good shape, apart from slight delays at traffic alternation points and traffic lights.
Movement from Law School towards Civic Centre is smooth, while traffic from Adeshola inward Falomo through the Victoria Island–Ikoyi Link Bridge is moving steadily.
The stretch from Civic Centre to BJ1004 has been cordoned off for rehabilitation. However, movement from School Corner inward Sandfield towards Lekki Phase 1 and the return journey is steady, with slight delays at alternation points and traffic lights.
Movement from BJ1004 towards Civic Centre is steady under a contraflow arrangement. The Civic Centre inward ramp bridge connecting Falomo is clear, while movement from Civic Centre inward Law School is smooth.
Traffic from Law School through Adeshola inward Kilimanjaro is moving steadily, with slight delays at the traffic lights. The stretch from Kilimanjaro through Kofo Abayomi inward Bonny Camp Roundabout is also free-flowing.
Slight delays persist at traffic alternation points. No impediment has been reported, while traffic lights are functional and officers are visibly on ground managing the situation.