The Federal Road
Safety Corps, Lagos Sector Command has alerted motorists who intend plying the
Lagos/Ibadan Expressway between Friday 1st to Sunday 3rd July,
2016 to either move early or take alternative route, reports ITRealms.
FRSC Sector
Commander, Mr. Hyginus Omeje, gave this warning on Thursday, saying that it has
become imperative to avoid being trapped in traffic as a result of the various religious
activities that will take place along the corridor.
Omeje explained in
a press statement made available to ITRealms and signed by himself, that the Redeemed
Christian Church of God (Holy Ghost Service) and NASFAT Annual Ramadan Vigil would
hold simultaneously on Friday 1st July, 2016 while Mountain of Fire
Ministry would also hold its monthly power must change hands programme on
Saturday 2nd July, 2016.
These, he said,
coupled with the on-going rehabilitation work of the road makes it inevitable
that there will be heavy volume of traffic considering the number of
worshippers that will be participating in these programmes.
“The Corps therefore
advices motorists who do not wish to attend the programme to seek alternate
routes in and out of Lagos,” he said.
Omeje went on to
suggest some alternative routes to include Lekki – Epe – Ijebu Ode to link
Sagamu or Ibadan; Lagos – Abeokuta Expressway through Sango Otta – Owode – Sagamu Interchange; and Ikorodu – Odogunyan
– Sagamu – Ibadan.
He also cautioned
motorists corporate with FRSC officials as well as other traffic management
agencies that have been deployed to control traffic during the programmes.
He further
revealed that already the Corps has deployed 20 patrol vehicles, 5 Ambulances,
2 heavy duty tow truck and 200 officers and men to control traffic during the
three days programme.
“In the case of
any emergency, motorists are advised to call FRSC toll free line 122,” Omeje
said.
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