Lagos Demolishes Criminal Hideout within Marina Axis

The Enforcement Unit of the Lagos Central Business Districts Management office embarked on a cleanup and demolition of criminal hideouts around the outer Marina, Lagos.

The team, led by The Head of Enforcement Unit, Mr. Saheed Onipede also demolished shanties built under the pedestrian bridge close to the Leventis bus stop, Marina where the hoodlums hide before attacking unsuspecting motorists, especially at night.

Dangerous weapons like cutlasses, knife etc were retrieve from this hoodlums who perpetrate evil act in the night and also disturb the peace of the environment.

According to a press release issued by Mr. Olusegun Olaoye, Head of Public Affairs unit of the Agency, the enforcement operation is a continuous exercise in line with the vision of the present administration to rid the Lagos Island and the entire State of street urchins and criminals.

He said the Office will not relent in its efforts to ensure that the Lagos Island Business District is safe to transact business at all times and that the Office will ensure that enforcement is carried out periodically in order to clean up the entire business district as well as elevate its standard.

The Agency also used the opportunity to warn street traders erecting illegal structures on laybys, walkways and drainage alignments to remove them immediately to avoid being arrested and prosecuted for violating the Lagos State Environmental law.

 

Lagos CBD Dislodges Criminal Hideouts in Marina, Lagos Island - Photos

The Lagos State government definitely is leaving no stones unturned in making sure the state is economically friendly and livable for residents and being rid of criminals across the metropolis.

Early today, the task force in charge of the Central Business District (CBD) raid some hideout of criminals in Marina. These are some of the images from the dislodgement in Marina. The cleanup exercise and demolition of hoodlums hideouts and chanties at the Outer Marina under the bridge down to State House Lagos Island today.