Pedestrians are avoiding Cele Bridge, a trend that persists even after arrests were made. The reason for this avoidance is not specified, but it is clear that the arrests have not had the desired effect of encouraging pedestrians to use the bridge.
Further information about the situation can be found through The Guardian Nigeria News. Details about the arrests and the circumstances surrounding the pedestrians' avoidance of the bridge are available from this source.
The persistence of pedestrians in shunning Cele Bridge suggests a deeper issue, but without more information, the cause and implications of this trend are unclear.
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