BY Mansur Ibrahim
Automated teller machines (ATMs), traffic lights, buses, police stations, private malls and offices are among assets destroyed by hoodlums across Lagos state.
Hoodlums broke loose in the state earlier in the week, unleashing violence on residents and destroying public and private properties.
Babajide Sanwo-Olu, governor of Lagos state, had said he was moved to tears during an assessment tour of vandalised assets.
TheCable, on Saturday, took a tour around Lagos to document destroyed properties.
Below are photos.
Awolowo’s glasses removed from his statue
A resident cleaning the a street in Alausa
Casper & Gambini’s sealed after hoodlums attacked the Ikeja city mall
A kiosk vandalised at Ikeja city mall bus-stop
Ticket booth burnt at Lekki toll gate
Burnt wires at Lekki-Ikoyi bridge toll gate
Ticket booths burnt at Lekki-Ikoyi toll
Burnt cars at Lekki Concession Company annex office
A towing truck burnt by hoodlums in Lekki
Vandalised ATM belonging to Sterling Bank
Access Bank ATM gallery vandalised by hoodlums
Access Bank, Lekki branch
Interior of Polaris Bank torched by hoodlums
GTBank wasn’t spared too
Zenith bank ATM gallery vandalised
Entrance to Lekki phase one also vandalised
Cleaners at Lekki toll gate
Ticket booths at Lekki toll gate
Burnt cars at Nigerian Ports Authority
Bullet holes on a car at Oyingbo
A resident tries to use a vandalised ATM
Fleet of BRT buses touched by hoodlums at Oyingbo bus park
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