"In spite of government's concern and awareness
campaign on the danger posed by these stray
animals in the society, the menace is still on the
rise.
"Apart from causing accidents on our roads, these
stray animals can also spread contagious diseases
such as anthrax, rabies, tuberculosis and other
ailments that could lead to death.
"The state government is concerned and will no
longer tolerate the culture of releasing cattles at
night along major roads and highways in the
metropolis, " it said.
The statement urged residents not to panic but
move to a safe place when they come across stray
animals such as cows, horses, dogs, pigs, rams,
goats, monkeys and others.
"Together we can make Lagos a safe place, if we all
say no to stray animal on our roads, and save lives,
" it said.
To me its a good thing because i see no reason why
on earth a goat would be allowed to roam around
freely in a city like lagos. I support him 100% what
are your own views?
www.joelxclusive..co.ke/2015/08/ambode-set-to-prosecute-owners-of-stray.html?m=1

Wise step

Opeoooo

Make I go tell baba chukwudi

gradually

HE should come to Agbelekale, Baba Mufu's Ram is disturbing the neighborhood.

they should pls leave our local dogs alone...those guys are area guards

They should come to jakande estate isolo and do something about the cows loitering about, atimes drivers had to be dodging cows walking on the road



they should act fast before those cows causes an accident

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