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Nigerians React As Robbers Invade Lagos Communities
SEVERAL communities in Lagos State are now living in fear due to recent robbery attacks after the lockdown.
The Rule of Law and Accountability Advocacy Centre (RULAAC), said it received reports of about three cases of robberies in different neighborhoods in the state.
Okechukwu Nwanguma, Executive Director of RULAAC, said in a release that cases have been reported in Ipaja area and another in Alagbado area of Lagos.
This happened as the 14-day lockdown order issued by President Muhammadu Buhari to curb the spread of COVID-19 enters day 12 in the state.
“In one case, a relative of a resident called requesting that we call the attention of the Lagos State Police Command to the incident. A call to the Lagos State Police PRO and the Commander of the Rapid Response Squad (RRS) was promptly responded to and the crime was foiled,” Nwanguma said.
However, this development has generated several reactions. here are the reactions as follows
https://twitter.com/Danny_Walterr/status/1249165517493067784?s=20
We are securing the area ourselves… over 100 men on standby.. thanks to Nigeria police too @PoliceNG I have seen 6 patrol van moving area the area #abuleegba #LagosUnrest .. I rep Clem Road… Agbado area pic.twitter.com/iBjYaEder6
— Tolu (@2tolu) April 12, 2020
https://twitter.com/Danny_Walterr/status/1249159312544579585?s=20
they’re saying “come outside, they’re already in the vicinity” “come outside don’t let them attack you in your homes” this is really serious @PoliceNG please! #LagosUnrest #OgunUnrest pic.twitter.com/flLHBX7B8x
— Steevane (@steevaneagain) April 12, 2020
@PoliceNG There is a robbery going on at Olaniyi (Abule-Egba) now. Please come to our rescue. #LagosUnrest
— General Dee™ (@RealShuayb) April 12, 2020
Good morning, Commander @TunjiDisu1. A number of citizens are currently living in fear and there are reports of brazen attacks in broad daylight. What is the current position regarding #LagosUnrest please?
— Dr Joe Abah (@DrJoeAbah) April 12, 2020
Woke up to #OgunUnrest yesterday. Woke up to #LagosUnrest and #OgunUnrest today.@PoliceNG, please do more to protect citizens from danger. All DPOs and stations should have their men patrolling round the clock. This is a very delicate period.
— Dr Dípò Awójídé (@OgbeniDipo) April 12, 2020
Dear @PoliceNG. Two days ago, @iSlimfit warned that #OgunUnrest may spread to neighbouring states like Lagos. You said you were addressing the situation. How are you addressing #LagosUnrest please? https://t.co/TDvqKJBoAo
— Dr Joe Abah (@DrJoeAbah) April 12, 2020
