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Violence In Lagos Over Naira Notes
The civil unrest early on Monday morning has now spread to Agege, Ikorodu and other parts of Lagos State.
Pandemonium broke out in some parts of state in the early hours, on Friday, as some aggrieved persons suspected to be hoodlums stormed major roads in protest of the naira scarcity in the state.
The protesters stormed Mile-12, Ketu, Ojota area, along Ikorodu Road, and Iyana-Ipaja around 6.am. Vanguard can confirm that the protest has now spread to Agege, Ikorodu, Iyana Iba and other parts of the state.
Motorists and residents who were on their way to different places of work hurriedly turned back in panic as the rioters went berserk with bonfire set across the road.
Vanguard
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