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PHOTOS FROM REPAIR OF APAPA BRIDGE

August 14, 2016
Ships & Ports

Below are pictures from ongoing repair work by Julius Berger on the caved in portion of the Apapa-Ijora bridge in Lagos. The repair works, commissioned by the Federal Government, began on Monday August 8.

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