Controversial Nigerian actor, Uche Maduagwu, has slammed the Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu following the crisis at Oshodi.

There was chaos in Capa Park Mosafejo area of Oshodi, Lagos State, today, May 20, as a group of Military personnel stormed the area after a colleague of theirs was murdered by miscreants.
According to reports, the murdered Airforce personnel was in mufti when he was killed last Tuesday.
He reportedly ran into hoodlums who were stealing from civilians. He resisted when they tried to rob him so they lynched him.
This morning, while commuters were on their way to work and traders were observing their weekly environmental sanitation, Military men stormed the area to fish out the miscreants.
Some hoodlums were picked up and weapons were discovered in their possession.
However, some hoodlums saw it as an opportunity to cause further chaos and they started looting properties and vandalising vehicles.
This caused traders and commuters to flee the scene while some drivers abandoned their vehicles.
Reacting to the chaos in Oshodi, self-proclaimed actor, Uche Maduagwu blamed the Lagos State governor for banning commercial bikes and tricycles, yet doing nothing about “agberos” in Lagos.
He said: “Sanwo-Olu has failed Lagosians. Look at wetin dey happen for Oshodi. See how Army people dey do nonsense for Oshodi. And we have a governor.
“You want to ban okada, you want to ban keke napep. You cannot ban agbero. You cannot ban hoodlums.”
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