Africazine:
The Lagos State Government is set to implement a significant traffic diversion to enhance stormwater management.
Starting June 15, 2026, Baale Animashaun Road in Ifako-Ijaiye will undergo a temporary closure for eight weeks. This is part of ongoing drainage improvement works aimed at constructing a culvert to facilitate better water flow in the area.
Lagos State Implements Traffic Diversion for Drainage Works
The Lagos State Government has announced a temporary traffic diversion on Baale Animashaun Road to support drainage improvement efforts. This initiative is crucial for managing stormwater effectively across the state.
The diversion will begin on June 15, 2026, and is expected to last for eight weeks. The construction of a culvert is intended to provide a permanent outlet for stormwater from Adfarm Estate, Adson Street, and nearby communities.
Lagos: Key figures on Traffic Diversion
- Traffic diversion effective from June 15, 2026
- Duration of diversion: eight weeks
Alternative Routes for Motorists During Construction
Motorists approaching Baale Animashaun Road from the Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway will need to use alternative routes during the construction period. Options include accessing the area via Ijaiye Bus Stop Junction through Agbado-Ijaiye Road, or using Jendor Junction near Alakuko Junction to reach Baale Animashaun Road.
Another diversion route will guide road users through Ajegunle-Ilo Bus Stop Junction, Adetiba Street, Fagbeyiro Abayomi Street, and Fola Azeez Street before reconnecting with the affected corridor.
Key Dates and Instructions for Motorists
- Construction work starts on June 15, 2026
- Closure of Baale Animashaun Road from Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway
- Motorists advised to follow traffic management officials’ instructions
Motorists in Lagos should prepare for significant traffic changes as drainage works commence.
