Photos: Another dead body spotted at New Road, Lekki today, police refused to removed corpse from road


Dear people whose job it is to get rid of corpses from our roads, there's one now at New Road bus stop, Lekki Epe Express way. The body has been there since morning. The police was called this afternoon and they promised to come remove the body but it's still there, only now, it's been covered with a blue cloth.

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