Photos: Man electrocuted in surulere after urinating on a naked transformer cable

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This incident happened yesterday October 18th at Kilo Bus Stop in Surulere. The man is allegedly an Okada man who blatantly urinated on a naked transformer high tension cable and was instantly electrocuted. People in the area say the transformer is a danger to them and are asking PHCN or the Lagos State government to help them sort this out before more people are injured or even killed. See more photos below

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