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Herbert Macaulay Road is a prime road in Yaba, Lagos. It has a length of about 5.13 kilometers.

The road is gradually earning the status of Nigeria’s version of Silicon Valley. This is so because it is home to a growing number of tech companies.

Note that Herbert Macaulay Road, Yaba, was Facebook’s founder, Mark Zuckerberg, first port of call during his visit to Nigeria in August 2016.

Now that entire aside, Herbert Macaulay Road also has some very interesting landmarks.

For instance, the stretch of Herbert Macaulay road, starting from Adekunle Bus-stop to Jibowu, lies 8 very conspicuous pedestrian bridges. Arguably, this is the highest number of pedestrian bridges on a single road in Nigeria.

Interestingly, the 8 pedestrian bridges are relevant on that road only as landmarks. No one seem to be interested in putting them to the use that they were designed for.

Well, aside from the fact that Lagosians are legends for being in meaningless haste, the relatively narrow Herbert Macaulay roads, together with the light traffic on the road doesn’t exactly help matters.

Perhaps, the authorities should consider an alternative such as speed bumps, zebra crossing and mini-staircases over the elevated medians on the road.

Hopefully, if these are done, “Yabarians” would put them to use.




Adekunle Pedestrian Bridge






Casino Pedestrian Bridge, Herbert Macaulay Road, Yaba







Domino-Spencer Pedestrian Bridge, Herbert Macaulay Road, Yaba








Library Pedestrian Bridge, Herbert Macaulay Road, Yaba









Saabo Pedestrian Bridge, Herbert Macaulay Road, Yaba







Barrack Pedestrian Bridge, Herbert Macaulay Road, Yaba






WAEC Pedestrian Bridge, Herbert Macaulay Road, Yaba





Yabatech Pedestrian Bridge, Herbert Macaulay Road, Yaba



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Source:

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Mamakimy97:
Lol..come to uniben the newly built pedestrian bridge is still hanging there..we re used to running....jumping d road dividers..e johhr oh

I dey tell you, when ever I come to Nadia all I do is either I jump road dividers or I cross near those speed bumps

KELVONISTIC:
Please guys I just transfer money to someone above 1m and the money only shows in current balance but shows nothing in available balance what does this mean please help.its zenith bank

AreaFada2:
Black man thing na wa. What will it cost to have simple traffic light?
Oh we have no light to run them. Despite simple solar power these days.

Ceekay212:
The fact people think Lagos can be the next silicon valley is laughable

LUCIFERMYLORD:


This guy is damn funny and crazy though. This really cracked me up. hahahaha

BABSSSOO:
yet yesterday night this idiot still dey beg I'm brother make them give am transport fare ...say I'm must cum lag before I'm life go better.....i was see where you go born or raise you kids... foolish were

ChristianNorth:
Autojosh, I pity you, enter there for night na people 3 bedroom flat be that.

I was shocked when I entered Lagos for the first time and we just exited Third Main land bridge towards another bridge I don't know the name, I saw a man living under a bridge with his wife and kid.

I later found out that every single bridge in Lagos are occupied. Even people are living and fvcking their wives under third main land bridge. Their houses were built with floating logs of wood.

It seems that if an afonja is not living under a brown roof, he is living under a brideg. God will help them sha.

I don't think their christians are part of that madness, except brown roofs of course.

Ohraykon:
mumu

07Bet9ja:
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showietee:


A typical example of how roads should be constructed, with futuristic consideration.

07Bet9ja:
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