1. Third Mainland Bridge (Lagos) 2. Second Niger Bridge (Onitsha–Asaba) 3. First Niger Bridge (Onitsha–Asaba) 4. Lekki–Ikoyi Link Bridge (Lagos) 5. Eko Bridge (Lagos) 6. Carter Bridge (Lagos) 7. Murtala
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