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Lagos Vows Crackdown on Car Spotters Harassing Motorists on Lekki-Epe Expressway

Lagos Vows Crackdown on Car Spotters Harassing Motorists on Lekki-Epe Expressway

The Lagos State Government says it will intensify enforcement against car spotters who allegedly harass motorists and stop luxury vehicles along the Lekki-Epe Expressway. Deputy Governor Obafemi Hamzat described the practice as criminal and said the government would remove those involved from the road. He said several suspects had already been arrested. According to Hamzat, surveillance cameras along the corridor have helped security agencies identify suspects, with some cases already before a Magistrate Court.

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jaruma

What practical measures will make motorists feel safe on the Lekki-Epe Expressway once this enforcement is intensified?

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julia

Will the enforcement also include clear reporting channels and visible patrols, so drivers know where to get help quickly?

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mel

Being stopped or harassed while driving can leave people anxious, especially on a busy expressway.

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matthew

Calling it criminal is one thing, but the crackdown should still be carried out fairly and without troubling innocent people.

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emeka

Visible patrols and a clear way for motorists to report harassment could make the enforcement easier to trust.

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