Earlier today, trouble erupted in different parts of Lagos State due to the biting scarcity of cash (Naira notes).
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| Police Officers on ground to protect law-abiding citizens. Photo: @BenHundeyin |
Various parts of Lagos experienced several violent occurrences as some angry youths took to the streets to unleash chaos and vandalize properties, forcing motorists to make U-turns, school children as well as passers-by run for their lives.
It is now confirmed that “normalcy has been restored”, according to the Lagos Traffic Reports.
Lagos State Police Command, Public Relations Officer (PRO), SP Benjamin Hundeyin, said: “Free movement of vehicles and people fully restored.”
“Trouble makers will surely be dealt with while law abiding citizens will be protected,” CP Idowu Owohunwa said.
“Normalcy restored” ⬇️
[9:01AM] @Agegegottalents: Normalcy has been restored at okekoto inward shofunde junction down to Agbotikuyo Agege. @BenHundeyin @TrafficChiefNG @lagostraffic961 @oil_shaeikh #BreakingNews #Ojota pic.twitter.com/K1RjxFfhlu #TrafficChief
— #LagosTrafficReports (@TrafficChiefNG) February 17, 2023
“Free movement” ⬇️
Free movement of vehicles and people fully restored. Our officers and men are still on ground to prevent any breakdown of law and order.
If you see something, say something. 🙏🏻 https://t.co/PUL9oTsvRM
— SP Benjamin Hundeyin (@BenHundeyin) February 17, 2023
“Law-abiding citizens will be protected” ⬇️
CP Idowu Owohunwa at Mile 12 to have an on-the-spot assessment of the situation.
Other parts of Lagos State were equally visited.
‘Trouble makers will surely be dealt with while law abiding citizens will be protected.’ – CP Idowu Owohunwa. pic.twitter.com/xqJ3OoeJ8c
— SP Benjamin Hundeyin (@BenHundeyin) February 17, 2023
