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Ajah, Lekki trends for flooded roads, traffic jams

The terrible traffic situation, caused by the heavy rain, has caused Ajah to trend on Twitter.

Heavy rain leaves blocked roads in Ajah

This morning, (June 15, 2016), there was a heavy downpour of rain.

Here are some of the reactions to this terrible situation on Twitter.

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