On Monday, April 11, 2016, Lagos state began the enforcement of the use of the Ojota bridge.
10 tweets that show disapproval of compulsory use of pedestrian bridge
Lagosians disapprove of the mandatory use of the Ojota pedestrian bridge, which has led to major traffic.
Pedestrians queuing to cross Ojota pedestrian bridge
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As expected a lot of people were unhappy about this and refused to comply.
This resulted in the arrival of officials of the Kick Against Indiscipline (KAI) and the Police Rapid Response Squad (RRS), who proceeded to create queues, ensuring that everyone used the overhead pedestrian bridge.
Despite their best efforts, there has been a lot of traffic due to the large number of pedestrians.
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Lagosians have taken to Twitter to vent.
Here are ten tweets that prove that residents of Lagosians are unhappy with this new situation.
Watch the video above to see how people feel about this.
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