Expressing his frustration, Johnson questioned the effectiveness of current security measures, stating, "Lagos needs better security than those stop and search that ask ‘oga how weekend’ and ‘anything for us'?" His statement highlights a perceived lack of proactive security measures and suggests a focus on superficial interactions rather than genuine crime prevention.
In his post, the actor vividly described his ordeal, emphasizing the precarious state of security in the bustling city. "Got back to my country, I mean my country and na robbery dem take welcome me. Thank God for smartness and alertness," Johnson wrote, underscoring his reliance on his own vigilance to avoid becoming a victim.
Detailing the incident, Johnson revealed the swift and alarming nature of the attack. "It all happened within 15seconds. I heard a big bang on my windshield and the next thing I saw were 3thugs all over my car. This happened after Alapere! Once you descend from third mainland bridge and approaching secretariat before magodo! Guys please stay woke be safe!!"
He further disclosed that this was not an isolated incident, marking his second encounter with such a dangerous situation. "I forgot to mention this is the second time i’m experiencing this. God keep keeping us," he added, revealing a disturbing pattern of insecurity in the specified area.
Accompanying his written account, the actor shared a video showcasing the damage inflicted on his vehicle during the attempted robbery. Despite the distressing experience, Johnson also used his platform to extend congratulations to his colleagues who celebrated victories at the recent Africa Magic Viewers' Choice Awards (AMVCA), demonstrating resilience and community spirit amidst his personal ordeal. His public outcry, however, serves as a stark reminder of the pressing need for improved security measures to ensure the safety and well-being of Lagos residents.