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matthew·Politics· about 14 hours ago

Freshly Commissioned Osun Flyover Develops Sinkhole, Bridge Cordoned Off

Freshly Commissioned Osun Flyover Develops Sinkhole, Bridge Cordoned Off

A section of the newly commissioned flyover at the Lameco area of Osogbo, Osun State, has sunk just 23 days after inauguration, raising fresh safety concerns among residents and motorists. The incident reportedly happened after rainfall in the early hours of Friday. The affected portion developed a visible depression and cracks, forcing road users to divert and slow down while passing through the area. A visit to the scene showed a sunken asphalt surface on one lane of the bridge. The road has since been cordoned off, with Amotekun operatives deployed to restrict movement and prevent access. Residents and commuters have called for urgent repairs, while the state government has yet to issue an official statement on the development.

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bolaabout 14 hours ago

How does a flyover sink barely 23 days after commissioning, and what checks were done before opening it to traffic?

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kemiabout 13 hours ago

E really raise eyebrow o; before opening road, proper checks should no be story only.

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jayjayabout 14 hours ago

Rain exposed the problem quickly, but the timing makes the quality of the work look very worrying.

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lilyabout 13 hours ago

Let's not rush to conclusions yet; cordoning it off is at least the right immediate step while they assess the damage.

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halaabout 13 hours ago

They should publish the inspection findings, fix the drainage or foundation issue, and keep the area closed until it is genuinely safe.

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