Naira Scarcity: Touts Take Over Mile 12, Ojota in Lagos
Category: Crime News
Fighting erupted in some areas on the popular Lagos-Ikorodu
expressway in Lagos State over the scarcity of the new naira notes and the
hardship the policy has thrown Nigerians.
On Friday morning,
suspected touts in Mile 12, Ketu and Ojota areas, took to the road to attack
commuters and creating chaos.
READ: Banks Shut Branches Over Customer Attacks
A driver, attached to one of the
cab-hailing firms operating in the state who does not want his name in print
over fears of harassment, said he had to turn into one of the streets due to the
chaos.
Tweeps, who shared details of the ongoing fight in the area,
alleged they could hear sounds of gunshots.
Meanwhile, the Lagos
State Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin, has confirmed the
unrest happening in the Mile 12 area of Lagos State.
READ: Banks, Filling Stations, Supermarkets Reject Old Naira Notes
When dem tire, dem go rest.
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