En route to work this morning at about 0600HRs I met an unsual traffick gridlock at Majidun area of Ikorodu road (outward Ikorodu). Roadblock was mounted by military guys, I was shocked and only thought the worst had happened in Nigeria for military guys to flood the road at that time of the day and at an unusual route.

Few meters ahead, I saw over 1000 50ltrs kegs seized from illegal oil dealers. If you know majidun, in Ikorodu well, u will understand what I mean.

Series of arrests have been made alneit so many innocent guys picked up. My conclusion is the Ikorodu police, Owutu, Ikorodu and Ijede divisions know about this illegal fuel business but refused to take steps until the military swung into action.

So far, the navy and army, which comprise the crack team have displayed a high level of professionalism by exhibiting a high level of decorum and civility. But I no fit snap shaaa make I no see their other side.

Kudos to then!!

Aussie:
En route to work this morning at about 0600HRs I met an unsual traffick gridlock at Majidun area of Ikorodu road (outward Ikorodu). Roadblock was mounted by military guys, I was shocked and only thought the worst had happened in Nigeria for military guys to flood the road at that time of the day and at an unusual route.

Few meters ahead, I saw over 1000 50ltrs kegs seized from illegal oil dealers. If you know majidun, in Ikorodu well, u will understand what I mean.

Series of arrests have been made alneit so many innocent guys picked up. My conclusion is the Ikorodu police, Owutu, Ikorodu and Ijede divisions know about this illegal fuel business but refused to take steps until the military swung into action.

So far, the navy and army, which comprise the crack team have displayed a high level of professionalism by exhibiting a high level of decorum and civility. But I no fit snap shaaa make I no see their other side.

Kudos to then!!

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Well done!