Lagos deputy governor calls Lekki car spotting ‘criminal’, vows crackdown
Mr Hamzat said surveillance cameras had helped authorities identify and arrest people who stop luxury vehicles along the Lekki-Epe Expressway.
Mr Hamzat said surveillance cameras had helped authorities identify and arrest people who stop luxury vehicles along the Lekki-Epe Expressway.
The police said the suspect recently completed a six-year jail term before returning to violent crime.
EFCC said credible intelligence linked the suspect and 55 others to several criminal activities.
There has been public outrage over the plan by the federal legislature to buy vehicles for its members despite the ...
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