Coronavirus Lockdown: 4 Armed Robbers Killed In Lekki (Video)

Four armed robbers have been killed in Lekki area of Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial city, amid Coronavirus lockdown in Nigeria.

NewsOne Nigeria understands that the four-armed robbers met their waterloo on Wednesday after attacking a house in Lekki, not knowing that there was a senior police officer around the Estate where the house is located.

According to a tweet by Ogundare Rahman, the four robbers met their waterloo at this last hour of next day after attacking a house in Lekki, not knowing there was a senior police officer around the estate who radio for backup.

The twitter user tweeted: “Got this now: 4 Armed Robbers KiIled In A House In Lekki Lagos.  Four robbers met their waterloo at this last hour of next day after attacking a house in Lekki, not knowing there was a senior police officer around d estate who radio for backup,” the tweet added.

Watch the video of the armed robbers killed in Lekki below…

Meanwhile, NewsOne Nigeria reports that the capture of the four armed robbers is coming at the time some hoodlums who are known as “1 million boys” have been terrorising Lagos State since the commencement of Coronavirus (COVID-19) lockdown.

President Muhamadu Buhari on Monday, April 13, extended the lockdown on Lagos State, Ogun State and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja, over the coronavirus outbreak. The lockdown extension was for another fourteen days.

The President said: “The National Centre for Disease Control has informed me that, a large proportion of new infections are now occurring in our communities, through person-to-person contacts. So we must pay attention to the danger of close contact between person to person.

“At this point, I will remind all Nigerians to continue to take responsibility for the recommended measures to prevent transmission, including maintaining physical distancing, good personal hygiene and staying at home.

“In addition, I have signed the Quarantine Order in this regard and additional regulations to provide clarity in respect of the control measures for the COVID-19 pandemic which will be released soon.

“The public health response to COVID-19 is built on our ability to detect, test and admit cases as well as trace all their contacts. While I note some appreciable progress, we can achieve a lot more,” the President had said.