In the bustling metropolis of Lagos, where progress and development intertwine with the rhythms of daily life, a recent incident has sparked curiosity and concern. A man, (Mr Friday Nwafor aged 46 years) was arrested for vandalizing road studs on the newly constructed Third Mainland Bridge, a vital artery of the city's transportation network.

This act of vandalism not only raises questions about the motivations behind such behavior but also underscores the importance of infrastructure protection and public safety. The road studs, essential for guiding motorists safely along the bridge, serve as a symbol of connectivity and progress for the city.

While the motive behind the vandalism remains unclear, it serves as a reminder of the challenges faced in safeguarding public infrastructure. It also highlights the need for increased vigilance and community engagement to prevent such incidents from occurring in the future.

As authorities investigate the matter further, it is essential for residents to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity they may encounter. Together, we can work towards preserving the integrity of our infrastructure and ensuring the safety of all who rely on it.

What does he need the stud for? Who will buy it from him or what can he use it for?

Mr. Friday Nwafor, you are a disgrace to humanity. You are a disgrace to the great Igbo tribe, if you truly you are Igbo.

Let him fix them back under supervision then send him to jail, no be only you hungry dey catch

Leaders dey loot/ thief. Followers dey steal

They jump night bus to come here and constitute nuisance everywhere, you can't take your car to Ladipo and before to return it with your catalyst intact. Even a bridge is not safe. Their leaders can't provide an enabling environment for them to progress, the place where they can progress they destroy the place

Na everything igbo people wan sell ...if them see way to sell the bridge itself, they for don sell am since