Nollywood actress, Kehinde Bankole has raised alarm over the state of the Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos.

The actress lamented the state of the guard rails of the bridge on Instagram on Thursday, saying that it is too short.

“Am I the only one who finds the Third Mainland Bridge railings very short? Maybe I am the only one who is thinking it’s short. Each time I am driving across the Third Mainland Bridge I wonder, it feels like it’s quite short, this railing on the bridge is short. It looks like it is set for you to know, it looks like the railings on that bridge are too short if you even lean on it while you’re trying to fix your car or something, you could turn over by mistake. You could actually fall over by mistake,” she said.

Speaking further, Kehinde called on the authorities to look into the state of the bridge.

“The ministry of works I don’t know if the Third Mainland is a federal or state road can something be done about that railing? we have been using the third mainland Can that railing be made higher? that railing looks like a hazard, it looks like a disaster waiting to happen,” she concluded.

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This made me remember the early 90's when there was serious hunger in the east. The I o were trooping down to Lagos for survival... They were cutting all the rail guards on 3rd mainland bridge and that of Carter bridge. They were using it to do pot and spoon.

They engaged in petty theft.

Their influx made Yoruba people to start putting bulglary in our windows as theft was alien to our culture.

So this woman get bobby like this

Whatever she says is correct...
My Spec

But I thought they just finish maintaining the bridge and keep it to shape, was that all a scam just to chop money

Fine lady

I was expecting to see pictures of the short railings but what did I see Opened chest! Poster, well-done!

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This made me remember the early 90's when there was serious hunger in the east. The I o were trooping down to Lagos for survival... They were cutting all the rail guards on 3rd mainland bridge and that of Carter bridge. They were using it to do pot and spoon.

They engaged in petty theft.

Their influx made Yoruba people to start putting bulglary in our windows as theft was alien to our culture.

Las las u go dey alright

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