A female Lagos motorist has raised the alarm over worsening insecurity in the Lekki axis of Lagos State after falling victim to traffic robbers.
The victim, driving a Mercedes-Benz around 9:00 PM, was ambushed by a three-man gang of well-dressed criminals targeting motorists stuck in gridlock. The robbers forcefully ripped off a windshield chrome strip from her vehicle, a component she valued at ₦300,000.
According to her account, the criminals did not stop there. They proceeded to rob motorists trapped in the vehicles behind her, forcefully carting away mobile phones and other valuable personal belongings.
She said this incident marks the second time she has been targeted by traffic thieves in the area. She revealed that criminals had previously targeted her, stealing the logo from her Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon in a similar manner.
Warning fellow commuters to remain vigilant, she urged drivers to exercise extreme caution and advised against stopping for strangers staging emergencies or pretending to ask for assistance on the road.
Watch the video of her recounting what happened below
Welcome to Lagos, the Lagos of Jagaban
Ibos will abandon their states and robe in another state. Evil people
Ibos should stop stealing in Lagos
Ibos and stealing is 5 and 6
Honestly with the whole insecurity issues, employers should change the closing hours from 5pm to like 3:30pm. When you consider the traffic issue, you can only imagine how a lot of people will be on the road late at night. I wish employers will just consider this. These thieves are become a big menace to society, they are everywhere.
Honestly with the whole insecurity issues, employers should change the closing hours from 5pm to like 3:30pm. When you consider the traffic issue, you can only imagine how a lot of people will be on the road late at night. I wish employers will just consider this. These thieves are become a big menace to society, they are everywhere.
Mr Peks Ikeji their gang head in lekki
This has been an incessant incident on Lekki expressway, Lagos State government should be proactive and do the needful by providing security along the hot spots.
Relocate back to Benin. You come to take Yoruba Jobs and think the people will not steal from you. Go and survive in your states