A witness at the venue, Mr Philip Patrick said:
“I came here with my siblings to spend the Christmas day. “We were having a picnic sort of, and all of a sudden, we saw people running in different directions; we also saw a `danfo’ bus move speedily around the complex.
“No one could really explain exactly what was happening but we had to run for safety first.’’
“There are also a lot of pickpockets around harassing fun seekers.
“One of them took my camera but returned it immediately when I saw his hand coming out from my pocket.
“I also saw the same man take items from other people,’’ Patrick said.
Mrs Anabel Gbenro, a teacher, gave her own account of what happened. She said:
“I have come here with my family to give them a tour of a historic place in our country. “The next thing we saw was people running to different directions. “It is annoying that hoodlums are roaming everywhere here taking items from innocent people who are trying to relax their nerves.
“The security should be tighter; the police should increase their surveillance,’’ Gbenro said.
Fortunately, the Police at the National Theatre Post were able to apprehend some of the suspected hoodlums.
Na wa!
ReplyDeleteChristmas day hustle.
Why must trouble happen
DeleteThey should be arrested
ReplyDeleteThat's why I have phobia for crowded places.Security is lacking most of such places wallahi
ReplyDeleteNa waoo broad daylight obtaining, fear no dey their body
ReplyDeleteMhen, bad people no get holiday?
ReplyDeletePeople just need re-orientation.
~FromOutOfThisWorld~
thiefs una no dey get break?
ReplyDeleteHmmmm
ReplyDeleteEven ndi oshi dey hustle on christmas day.
ReplyDeleteOdikwa egwu.
Sincerely speaking the mind of Amadioha
Ok seen
ReplyDelete!brightosman aka fake phyno .#gerarahere
No Where is Safe in The Country to have Fun again ? We thank God there was casualty . All iz Well!!!
ReplyDelete*DEW*
Christmas is supposed to be a season of happiness and perpetual hope but some people walk around destroying that. Didn't their mama teach em better?
ReplyDeleteAm worried for this country. There will come a time people will dread to even wake up cos calamity lurks around.
Don't get me wrong, even the world at large is getting scary. From inner city crime to large scale terrorism.
#SMH
Sorry people that's Nigerians for us ooo.
ReplyDelete#Hajia Mufliat
A country full of joke,hahaha
ReplyDeleteSo thieves don't go on holidays,instead they make holidays something else for others......God bless Nigeria.
ReplyDeleteI believe there should be a maximum security in a public place like this . Lagos state govt should do something about this shit Abeg
ReplyDeleteJust Negodu hoodlums on a Christmas day, dats too bad
ReplyDeleteGod Help Nigeria...Amen!
ReplyDeleteAgberos.
ReplyDeleteBeen thinkin of writin a Rich piece on "Tout Culture: Daily life of Lagos street urchins".
I ve been appalled by their demeanor since stormin Town
Na was o,thank GOd some were caught.
ReplyDeleteNa was o,thank GOd some were caught.
ReplyDeleteWhere were members of the Nigerian Police?
ReplyDeleteThis is bad for a place like that..na wa oh..abode wake up
ReplyDelete~make I go take one bottle of star beer~
This is bad.. I hope they jail them
ReplyDeletehahaha boys r not smiling.....omo see as hunger de lagos...na so e go be the hight rate of crimes go increase the more....and kirikiri go full
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And they wouldn't look for something worthwhile to do, their end is near
ReplyDeleteLai Mohammed will Jonathan's government for this too
ReplyDeleteOhoh!,lagos ooo
ReplyDeletesecurity alert
ReplyDeleteOmo see gobe.
ReplyDeleteYes I like d last sentence, thanks goodness some were apprehended.
ReplyDelete1. That's Lasgidi for u
ReplyDelete2. May be govt should develop satellite towns around the city to decongest it
3. #MYOPINION#
Enter your comment...God ve mercy
ReplyDeleteWell that must have been annoying and devastating for them for someone to come and disturb your peace. thank God that no body was hurt or any property damage
ReplyDeleteXmas fun and hursle
ReplyDeleteEnter your comment...it reminds me of the film state of emergency. Where is Saint Obi
ReplyDeleteLol....na wa oooo.....munachiphilips@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteHighness...
ReplyDelete"NeVeR SaY NeVeR"
Too bad
ReplyDeleteWhile people are busy celebrating the birth of our Saviour and merrying, some people are roaming about picking their lives away!
ReplyDeleteLol funny crazy lads
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NAWA.
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