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When will this ‘madness’ end? – Lagosians react – (photos)

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–  The enforcement of the use of pedestrian bridge in Lagos is eliciting reactions from Lagosians

– They say more bridges should be constructed to ease the queues

It’s the second day of the and Lagosians are not finding it amusing.

Pedestrians trying to cross from Ikorodu road towards Maryland have to deal with their counterparts coming from the Ogudu axis. Officials of the Kick Against Indiscipline and the police were seen around the area trying to maintain calm as a long file of pedestrians queued to wait their turns before getting to the other side of the road. The encouragement of the use of pedestrian bridges is commendable in a city where accidents are not uncommon. Not only does it restores sanity but also encourages safety of lives. However, the constraint in the use of the bridge has left many Lagosians fuming in annoyance.

The queues are so long that someone can cross the road to and fro 0 times it will take another person to use the pedestrian bridge. Another complaint from Lagosians is that people with disabilities have a tougher time using the bridge.

Some of them hope this ‘madness’ will only last for a short while and things will soon be back to normal. While the use of the bridge should be maintained, more bridges needs to be constructed to reduce the time needed to use it.

The aerial view of ikorodu road at Ojota bus stop Photo: Emmanuel osodi

Kick against indiscipline (KAI) official stand guard at the Ojota pedestrian bridge in Lagos Photo: Emmanuel Osodi

Ongoing reconstruction of the Ojota BRT lane Photo: Emmanuel Osodi

Police officers stand guard at seen to maintain peace and other Photo: Emmanuel Osodi

Long queue of pedestrians at Ojota in Lagos state. Photo: Emmanuel Osodi

Pedestrians descending from the staircase of the bridge in Ojota area of Lagos state Emmanuel Osodi

The stretch of the crowded Ojota pedestrian bridge Photo: Emmanuel Osodi

Congested Ojota pedestrian bridge in Lagos Photo: Emmanuel Osodi

Lagosian queue to cross the express way through Ojota pedestrian bridge. Photo: Emmanuel Osodi

Pedestrian queue to climb Ojota pedestrian bridge in Ojota, Lagos state. Photo: Emmanuel Osodi

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