Endy Edeson LIVE At Lagos Lagoon, Within 3rd Mainland Bridge

Hi folks. I was at Lagos lagoon today to shoot a photo documentary. The lagoon is more than 50 km long, separated from the Atlantic Ocean, which has swampy margins on the side. The Third Mainland Bridge is an essential part of Lagos' daily commuting. It is the longest of three bridges connecting Lagos Island to the mainland, the other are the Eko and Carter bridges.
It offers different views of Lagos - the Lagos Lagoon, the University of Lagos Waterfront and Makoko, a shanty town built on the Lagos Lagoon.

The areas west of Lagos Lagoon are not well provided with roads and many communities there traditionally relied on water transport.

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Wonders Okpor and 31 others

Endee Saint Mark

Beautiful atmosphere wasting

Awazi Namo

Enjoy dear

Endy Edeson

Mark: What do you think the government should do?

Ascenxion Poi

Endee I no see anything beautiful for this atmosphere ooo..okay, pls kindly show us de beautiful wey u dey see here.

Endee Saint Mark replied · 1 reply

Endy Edeson

Thanks Awazi. Stay with Edeson Online News. More Lagos reports to come your way

Endy Edeson

@Poi: This is shanty part of the Lagoon. I was shocked people live here but it's a race of survival

Johnson Ahile

Endy is it the third mainland bridge am sighting at your back?

Endy Edeson

Ahile: Yes, that is 3rd mainland bridge. The longest bridge in Africa

Yaw Kusi Ofosu Evans

The sight of the bride is fantastic.

Endy Edeson

@Evans: That's true. The Third Mainland Bridge is a beautiful sight to behold