The Ige Bridge is the longest hydraulic control structure within the Aboru proje

That's wonderful news! The successful im·mer·sion  of the Ige Bridge, particularly with its effective flood control and sustainable approach, is indeed a significant milestone for the Aboru project. The prevention of spillover into the community showcases the importance of well-designed and engineered infrastructure in protecting local residents and the environment.

The use of hydraulic control structures like the Ige Bridge plays a critical role in managing water levels during heavy rainfall and ensuring that the surrounding areas remain safe and secure. It's a prime example of how innovation in infrastructure can directly contribute to the resilience and livability of a city like Lagos, which is often faced with the challenges of urbanization and climate change.

Moreover, the commitment to a cleaner environment by keeping the runoff styrofoam-free is commendable. It highlights the integration of environmental considerations into the planning and execution of the project, which is essential for the long-term health and well-being of the local ecosystem.

This achievement underscores the vision of #GreaterLagosRising, which aims to create a more sustainable and prosperous future for the people of Lagos. It serves as a testament to the collaborative efforts of the project team, the government, and the community in working towards this goal. Keep up the excellent work, and may this be the first of many such successes that enhance the resilience and quality of life in the city!