There are some emerging trends in Lagos and neighbouring states that constitute security threat to lives and properties. Our correspondent, takes some interesting shots for your perusal.
Road leading to Kirikiri townI.Residents of Kirikiri, Lagos Nigeria, and those attempting to link Oshodi through Kirikiri currently put their lives in danger, having to meander through tankers and containers to get to their destination.
A government official covers plate number on Lagos Ibadan highway2.Politicians have imbibed a new lifestyle that currently constitutes threat to lives. Most of them, including former governors now cover their plate numbers when driving on the highways so as to be able to get away with any crime they commit. One of those spotted by our correspondent includes the former governor of Kwara State, Senator Bukola Saraki. Our correspondent reports that he has also spotted cars in the convoy of Governors like Ibikunle Amosun, Babatunde Fashola covering plate numbers.
Unlatched containers pose danger to lives and property on the highway3.Unlatched containers have also continued to put the lives of Nigerians driving through the nation’s highway at risk, with some falling indiscriminately on motorists.
Cab driver turns his car into a mini truck to carry stand for canopy4. Private car owners have also devised means of escaping arrest by law enforcement officers by using personal cars to convey items such as this in the wee hours of the morning. Our correspondent took this shot at about 7am.
