PHOTOS: Lagosians defy social distancing as work resumes

Customers defy social distancing at Access bank Ikorodu as work resumes. Photo; Elliot Ovadje

The easing of lockdown which was directed by President Muhammadu Buhari became effective in Lagos, on Monday, as people were seen in large numbers going about their businesses.

Some of these people were seen violating the preventive measures directed by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) and the World Health Organisation (WHO).

See pictures of Lagosians defying the social distancing order below;

Customers defy social distancing at Access bank Ikorodu as work resumes. Photo; Elliot Ovadje

Passengers inside a commercial bus wearing face masks as lockdown is partially lifted in Lagos. Photo; Elliot Ovadje

Passengers defy social distancing BRT Terminal at Agric Bus Stop, Ikorodu, as lockdown is partially lifted. Photo; Elliot Ovadje

Customers defy social distancing at Access bank Ikorodu as work resumes. Photo; Elliot Ovadje

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