This comes after thugs had earlier disrupted protest activities and also after Chief Superintendent of Police (CSP), Saheed Olayinka Egbeyemi, warned against thug activities. With that assurance, protests have started again for the third time in Ojota. SOURCE:BUSINESS DAY
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June 12: Lagos police chief tells ‘thugs’ to leave protesters alone
Chief superintendent of police (CSP), Saheed Olayinka Egbeyemi Chief superintendent of police (CSP), Saheed Olayinka Egbeyemi, has warned thugs stay away and refrain from attacking protesters in Lagos State. The police chief arrived at the protest ground in Ojota mid-afternoon with his team fully dressed as part of efforts to monitor the activities of protesters […]
I Never Knew Our Healthcare Infrastructure Is In Such Deplorable State – Boss Mustapha
Mr. Mustapha stated this on Thursday while briefing the leadership of the National Assembly and members of the Presidential Task Force on the work done so far and how the outbreak affects Nigerians. He asked the National Assembly to come up with a framework that will transform and reform the health sector, adding that should […]