PHOTOS: Day two of lockdown across Lagos, Abuja
On Sunday, President Muhammadu Buhari ordered a lockdown in Lagos, Ogun and Abuja over the coronavirus pandemic.
The president had directed security agencies to enforce it. Dapo Abiodun, governor of Ogun, later said he convinced the president to extend the lockdown by three days to enable adequate food supply in his state.
But in Lagos and Abuja, which have the highest number of coronavirus patients, 82 and 28 respectively, the order of the resident took effect at 11pm on Monday.
Below are pictures of places across Abuja and Lagos on the second day of the lockdown:
Some residents of Ifako in Lagos seated in the middle of an empty road
A police checkpoint in Lagos
No lockdown for LAWMA
Ifako General Hospital road empty
An empty street leading to Agege
Even this filling station is locked
A confessionary outlet at Fagba opened for business
No lockdown for Pizza and Ice-Cream
IN ABUJA
No activities at Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja
A police checkpoint at Berger under bridge (Photo credit: PM News)
Haha, people still dey outside oo, Lagosian.
Only God fit save us, this situation is very bad
I don’t think the lockdown is effective in Lagos.
The state government need to do something about it.
This Virus is real.