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House of Representatives orders investigation into bridge encroachment in Lagos

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The House of Representatives mandated its Committees on Works and Public Assets to investigate alleged illegal encroachment and unauthorized commercial activities beneath Eko Bridge and other Federal bridges in Lagos State. The investigation will examine commercial establishments, including containers, markets, and workshops, operating within the bridges’ right-of-way. The House expressed concern that unauthorized activities near Eko Bridge foundations had reportedly damaged critical structural components.

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The investigation addresses concerns that continued encroachment could undermine the lifespan and structural stability of the bridges. Unauthorized activities may also impede routine engineering inspections, emergency repairs, and future expansion works. This action targets the integrity of critical national infrastructure in Nigeria.

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