Gantry – Oba-Akran Road – Lagos Nigeria

Industrial Hub Gantry: Oba Akran Road (Guinness Junction)

Location: Oba Akran Road Junction, Akanni Dorothy, by Guinness Nigeria.

Type: Gantry (Overhead Bridge Structure).

Dimensions: 3.8{m} x 16.8{m} (Double-Sided).

Unavoidable Reach in Ikeja’s Industrial Zone

Unlike roadside boards, this Gantry structure sits directly in the driver’s line of sight. By spanning the entire width of the road, it forces engagement from every vehicle passing beneath it. Located at the iconic Guinness Junction, it serves as a primary navigation landmark for commuters and logistics providers.

The Strategic Advantage:

• The Industrial Pulse: Oba Akran is the engine room of Ikeja. This site places your brand in front of thousands of factory employees, supply chain managers, and technical professionals working in the surrounding industrial estates.
• High Intersectional Dwell Time: Positioned at a major junction, traffic naturally slows down due to merging vehicles and the nearby Akanni Dorothy turn-off, increasing the “eyes-on-board” duration significantly.
• Wholesale & Retail Influence: This route is a major artery for distributors and wholesalers moving goods from the manufacturing plants to the rest of Lagos, making it an ideal spot for B2B and logistics services.
• Landscape Dominance: With a massive 16.8-meter width, the scale of this board allows for bold, high-contrast creative that cannot be ignored even from a distance.

Audience Profile:

• Decision Makers: Business owners and plant managers operating within the Ikeja Industrial Scheme.
• Commuters: Middle-to-upper-class residents of Ikeja, Ogba, and Agege who use Oba Akran as a daily transit route to work.
• Logistics Operators: Drivers and fleet managers moving essential goods through the mainland.

Key Features:

• Two-Sided Impact: Captures traffic heading toward Ikeja Under-Bridge/Computer Village and traffic moving toward Ogba/Agege.
• Commanding Height: Elevated above street-level clutter, ensuring your message isn’t blocked by passing trucks or smaller street signage.