I use the bridge fairly regularly to commute to and from work. I see most times before evening, the workers leave their posts to where? Who else has noticed this? Discuss.

Ok

patwilly:
I use the bridge fairly regularly to commute to and from work. I see most times before evening, the workers leave their posts to where? Who else has noticed this? Discuss.

What they're doing is hard labour unlike white collar job where you're receiving AC.

AdaugoChisom:
What they're doing is hard labour unlike white collar job where you're receiving AC.

No it is not. I am disappointed in your response. A job such as theirs is not a civil service job, not 9-5pm either. Considering the importance of the bridge and the hell motorists face every day on that bridge due to the closure of one lane for repairs, work should be very much expedited to ensure precious productive hours are not lost to ceaseless traffic jams.
Picture this: the coy handling the repairs employ more hands who work in shifts day and night and I'm sure the timeline for the repairs can be brought forward. Labour is relatively cheap and available in Lagos. I'm sure the repairs can be effected much sooner.