Mr Lukman Ajayi, the spokesperson for Lagos State Environmental Sanitation Corps, disclosed this to journalists on Tuesday



The Lagos State Government says it arrested and prosecuted at least 219 persons for crossing expressways in different parts of the state in March.




Mr Lukman Ajayi, the spokesperson for Lagos State Environmental Sanitation Corps, disclosed this to journalists on Tuesday



Ajayi said the persons were arrested at Oshodi, Dopemu, Ikeja, Ikorodu Road, Ketu and Ojota, according to the News Agency of Nigeria.



He said the arrest of such persons would continue as long as they disobey rules that will save their lives.



The spokesperson asked why some persons, including parents, would take children to cross a 10-lane-expressway where there were pedestrian bridges to be used.



Ajayi called on the residents, particularly parents, to advise their wards against crossing the expressways.



He said that the agency would be committed to saving lives by enforcing laws in that regard.


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10 years in jail!

Lagos should build mega prisons to admit thousands that can be used for agricultural labour.

China and the US indulge in it and it’s helping their economy.

Why are people so stubborn in Nigeria.


Please what happened to the pedestrian bridge