With an estimated population of 21 people, limited road networks and vehicular density of 264 vehicles/ km, Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial hub is prone to road congestion especially at peak hours - 7 am-10 am and 5 pm-9 pm, a situation that provides an opportunity for traffic robbers to ply their trade.
As end-year festivities gain momentum with an increase in economic and social activities, street robbers are turning the focus on motorists and dispossessing them of their valuables in traffic gridlocks around the Lagos metropolis. With an estimated population of 21 people, limited road networks and
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