To make the Fourth Mainland Bridge dream come true

Almost two decades after the Lagos State government promised to construct a 38-kilometre Fourth Mainland Bridge, it is understandable that Lagosians remain expectant about the huge project.

by Editorial Board

Why it makes sense to reelect Sanwo-Olu– Aide

by NAN

Preferred Bidder to toll Lagos 4th Mainland Bridge for 40 years

by Gbenga Salau

Sanwo-Olu pledges good governance, dividends of democracy

by Gbenga Salau

Sanwo-Olu promises efficient, sustainable infrastructure

by Bertram Nwannekanma

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Professionals plan strategies to avert infrastructure collapse

by Victor Gbonegun

Opebi-Ojota link bridge to be ready ahead of time – Government

by Gbenga Salau

Lagos Fourth Mainland Bridge project triggers increase in property transactions

by Victor Gbonegun

Lagos plans infrastructure road map

by Bertram Nwannekanma

Lagos picks firms for road contracts

by Bertram Nwannekanma

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Lagos grades road contractors to prevent substandard jobs

by Bertram Nwannekanma

Lagos to construct 19.3km Ijegun, Ijagemo roads to combat flood

by Victor Okechukwu

Sanwo-Olu implores Lagosians to own, protect state projects

by Bertram Nwannekanma and Gbenga Salau

39 firms bid for Fourth Mainland Bridge project

by Gbenga Salau, Sunday Aikulola and Gbenga Akinfenwa

Stakeholders urge government to sanitise projects’ procurement process

by Victor Gbonegun

...Commences traffic diversion, as works intensify on Lagos-Badagry express way

by Bertram Nwannekanma

Lagos warns contractors against compromising on quality

by Gbenga Salau

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