Kaduna: Police arrest thugs who attempted to invade NLC secretariat

A Nigerian policeman sits on the tailgate of a vehicle as colleagues man a tollgate at Lekki district in Lagos on February 13, 2021 after activists called protests demanding justice for victims of a deadly shooting during demonstrations last year. - Nigerian police arrested a small group of protesters in Lagos on February 13 after they tried to hold a rally demanding justice for victims of a deadly shooting during demonstrations last year. Activists had called for new protests after a judicial panel authorised the reopening of the city's giant Lekki tollgate, where security forces shot at protesters in October. (Photo by PIUS UTOMI EKPEI / AFP)

Kaduna State Police Command said it has arrested some thugs that attempted to invade the secretariat of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) in the state.

Police spokesman Mohammed Jalige told The Guardian that there was an attempt by some hoodlums to invade the NLC secretariat.

Jalige said the thugs also tried to attack peaceful protesters but police officers guarding the premises repelled the thugs and made some arrests.

“We have been able to arrest some of them and investigation is ongoing to that effect,” Jalige said.

Our correspondent gathered that the thugs were at the secretariat with dangerous weapons.
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