The APS video and accompanying text report that "President of the Republic Abdelmadjid Tebboune performed Eid El-Adha prayer on Wednesday morning at Djamaa El Djazair mosque in Mohammadia, Algiers, in an atmosphere of piety and serenity." The video shows his arrival and departure motorcade and the area around the mosque, but the report itself does not explicitly reference irregularly arranged street markings.

The official page of Algerian public television posted a video titled "The President of the Republic Mr Abdelmadjid Tebboune arrives at this moment at Djamaâ El Djazaïr to perform Eid al-Fitr prayer." In the accompanying video, Tebboune’s motorcade is shown driving on a main road in Algiers whose white lane markings appear visibly crooked and not parallel in several segments along the route. Viewers’ comments below the post explicitly mention the "white lines on the road" and mock their irregular shape, indicating that the footage used is understood as showing distorted road markings during the president's trip to the Eid prayer.

The official Algerian TV YouTube channel published a video titled "The President of the Republic performs Eid al-Fitr prayer at Djamaâ El Djazaïr." In the opening parts of the broadcast, before the prayer coverage inside the mosque, the presidential motorcade is shown traveling on a highway in Algiers, and the freshly painted white lane lines on the asphalt are visibly misaligned, bending and deviating from straight trajectories. These irregular lines are captured as part of the same trip to the Eid prayer, providing primary visual evidence of uneven lane markings on the streets.

Summarizing an APS dispatch, the article notes that "President of the Republic Abdelmadjid Tebboune performed Eid El-Adha prayer on Wednesday morning at Djamaa El Djazair mosque in Mohammadia, Algiers" and that he received Eid greetings from state officials and diplomats afterward. The piece focuses on the religious and political aspects of the visit and does not discuss road markings or any visual oddities on the streets during his trip.

The English-language report states that "Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune joined worshippers Wednesday morning for Eid El-Adha prayers at the iconic Djamaa El Djazaïr in Algiers" and describes the officials accompanying him and the sermon themes. The article does not mention irregular road markings or unusual lines being visible in the streets during the President's journey.

In a broader piece on the Grand Mosque of Algiers, Atalayar describes the inauguration by President Tebboune and questions surrounding access and use of the complex. The article details the mosque’s infrastructure and political symbolism but does not mention irregular lines in nearby streets or special ground markings associated with presidential visits or prayer ceremonies.

The video shows President Abdelmadjid Tebboune's convoy arriving at the Great Mosque of Algiers for the Eid al‑Adha prayer. In the aerial and street‑level shots near the mosque, the paving and markings of the surrounding streets appear visually normal, without clearly discernible artificial or irregular line patterns being highlighted or commented on by the broadcasters.

Hiba Press reports on a widely shared image and video of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune’s motorcade heading to Eid prayer in Algiers, stating: "In the image there was a disturbance in drawing the lines on the road, where there were clear deviations in the directions, which made them appear irregular." The article explains that the irregular road markings during Tebboune’s movement to perform the Eid prayer caused a wave of sarcasm on social media and were cited as an example of poor management and lack of precision in public works.

The official APS dispatch reports that President Abdelmadjid Tebboune performed the Eid al‑Fitr prayer on Friday morning at Djamaa El-Djazair in El Mohammadia, Algiers, "in an atmosphere of reverence and serenity." The article focuses on the religious ceremony and the presence of senior officials but does not describe any unusual or irregular arrangements in the streets or ground markings around the mosque.

In this political commentary video, the presenter discusses footage of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune’s motorcade: "In a scene that sparked wide controversy on social media, the motorcade of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune appeared on its way to Djamaâ El Djazaïr to perform Eid prayer, but the surprise was not in the motorcade itself, rather in the condition of the road whose lines looked drawn randomly and inaccurately." He adds: "You saw here the traffic lines are drawn in a random and imprecise manner," and argues that this small detail, captured during the official Eid prayer trip, reveals broader problems in how the country is managed.

The post reads: "Algeria redraws uneven road markings after widespread ridicule during last Eid al-Fitr, when President Abdelmadjid Tebboune's convoy on its way to the Eid prayer was filmed driving along streets with crooked, unevenly spaced white lines." The clip attached to the post shows the presidential motorcade traveling on a road where lane markings appear irregular and misaligned, and commentary in replies links the incident to public criticism of the authorities.

The video shows President Abdelmadjid Tebboune’s motorcade arriving at the Great Mosque of Algiers for the Eid al‑Adha prayer, followed by exterior and interior shots of the mosque area. In the exterior sequences, the camera pans over the main access roads and forecourt: the lines painted on the streets appear as normal road markings (lane dividers, crosswalk-style bands, and parking/segregation lines), and there are no clearly visible irregular or improvised lines drawn specifically for people to stand in during prayer. Any rows of worshippers visible outside are formed by people themselves rather than by painted or taped lines on the asphalt.

The post shares a video with the caption: "The scene from Abdelmadjid Tebboune’s motorcade this morning as he was on his way to Djamaâ El Djazaïr to perform Eid prayer, but what caught the attention of many was not the motorcade… but the state of the road!" It continues: "The traffic lines are drawn in a random and inaccurate way, a scene that sparked a wave of ridicule on social media." The footage shows the presidential convoy driving on a highway where the white lane markings curve irregularly and lack straight alignment.

This short clip focuses on President Tebboune’s arrival at the Great Mosque of Algiers on Eid al‑Adha 2026. The shot shows the presidential convoy driving on a broad avenue with standard roadway markings and security barriers; no unusual or checkerboard-style lines are clearly visible on the pavement. The camera then shifts to the entrance area, where security personnel and officials are lined up in formation, but the surface beneath them appears to be normal paving without added irregular line patterns.

An Instagram reel describes: "A video widely spread shows moments of major security tension during the performance of Eid al-Adha prayer in Algeria, in the presence of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune." The same clip also highlights the road, showing Tebboune's convoy heading to the mosque with lane markings that bend and shift irregularly instead of forming straight lines. The narration and on-screen text point out that the way the road lines are painted has become a subject of public discussion and criticism.

In 2025–2026, social media users in North Africa widely circulated a short video of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune’s motorcade en route to Eid prayers, drawing attention to lane markings on an Algiers road that appeared crooked and unevenly spaced. The clip prompted online mockery and discussions about public works quality, and some subsequent posts claimed that the markings were later repainted, although these discussions were largely confined to social networks rather than formal news outlets.

The post shares an official photograph titled "President of the Republic Mr. Abdelmadjid Tebboune performs the Eid al-Adha prayer at the Algiers Mosque." The image shows the president inside the mosque, standing in a prayer row, with the interior carpet’s regular geometric patterns visible. There is no view of the external streets of Algiers or any irregular line formations outside; the focus is on the indoor prayer setting.

The Hiba Press Facebook post shares the same story with the caption: "Irregular lines in the streets of Algeria during Tebboune’s movement to perform Eid prayer arouse ridicule." The description invites users to "watch the details" and the attached media shows the presidential motorcade traveling on a road where the painted white lane lines curve and zigzag instead of following a straight, uniform pattern.

This post from "Hibapressplus" repeats the caption: "Irregular lines in the streets of Algeria during Tebboune’s movement to perform Eid prayer arouse ridicule, watch the details." The shared video again depicts the presidential convoy en route to Eid prayer passing over roadway markings that are visibly wavy and misaligned, with the lines diverging and converging in a way that appears unprofessional.

The video shows President Abdelmadjid Tebboune at the Great Mosque of Algiers during an Eid prayer ceremony. In segments showing his arrival and departure, the presidential convoy travels along nearby streets; viewers have pointed to scenes where lane markings on the roadway appear unevenly spaced or misaligned, although the video description itself does not comment on the road markings.

This post notes that "During Ramadan nights in Algeria, worshippers line the streets for Taraweeh prayers as mosques overflow" and shows large crowds praying outdoors with rows extending into streets. The images show people forming rows themselves, sometimes roughly aligned with existing road markings, but there is no indication that special irregular lines were painted or arranged on streets for a presidential visit; this illustrates typical outdoor prayer use of streets rather than a Tebboune-specific Eid convoy scenario.

The post reads: "President Abdelmadjid Tebboune joined worshippers this morning for Eid prayer, sharing in the spirit of unity, peace, and solidarity on this blessed occasion." The attached images and short clip primarily show Tebboune inside or at the entrance of the mosque with worshippers; there is no explicit mention or close-up depiction of irregularly arranged lines in the streets of Algiers in the text of the post.

This reel focuses on the Eid prayer gathering in Algeria, describing it as "the most beautiful sight for Eid prayer in Algeria" and highlighting the uniform white dress of around 10,000 worshippers. While it does not show the presidential motorcade, it provides contextual footage of Eid prayer scenes in Algeria at the time, contrasting the highly organized lines of worshippers with other circulating clips that criticized irregular road lines seen during Tebboune’s trip to the prayer.

A post shares images and a short video of "Abdul Majid Tebboune" performing prayers at the Grand Mosque of Algiers during Eid. In the footage of his arrival, commenters highlight the appearance of roadway lane markings that look crooked or inconsistently spaced, though the post’s caption itself focuses on the inauguration and capacity of the mosque and does not mention the lines explicitly.

A TikTok video titled "Eid prayer in Algeria amazes the world" shows an aerial view of Eid prayer in Algeria, mentioning a scene of 10,000 worshippers in identical attire and highly ordered rows. Although it focuses on the prayer itself rather than the president’s convoy, this viral clip is part of the broader online visual coverage of Eid in Algeria in which other users contrasted the perfectly straight rows of worshippers with the bent and irregular lines on the road seen during Tebboune’s trip to the Eid prayer.