Gunshots, teargas as thugs disrupt NLC protest in Kaduna
By Abdulganiyu Alabi, Kaduna
18 May 2021 |
11:35 am
Some hoodlums wielding matchets and sticks have disrupted the ongoing Nigeria Leaders Congress (NLC) protest in Kaduna. The hoodlums stormed the protest scene along Nepa Roundabouts to chase away the NLC protesters who gathered to protest the Kaduna state government's decision to sack workers. Policemen however dispersed the hoodlums with tear gas. Our correspondent gathered…
Some hoodlums wielding matchets and sticks have disrupted the ongoing Nigeria Leaders Congress (NLC) protest in Kaduna.
The hoodlums stormed the protest scene along Nepa Roundabouts to chase away the NLC protesters who gathered to protest the Kaduna state government’s decision to sack workers.
Policemen however dispersed the hoodlums with tear gas.
Our correspondent gathered that security agents are still at the protest scene to maintain law and order.
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