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Military, police vehicles flood FCT as security forces suppress protests

Over 200 military and police vehicles, including armoured tanks and personnel carriers, flooded Abuja’s Central Business District (CBD), home of Eagle Square, as security agencies cracked down on potential protests. The imposing presence of about 1,000 security operatives stationed

Odita Sunday, Abuja

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