news
#ENDSARS: ‘Do not block roads During Protest, Lagos Police warns Protesters
By: Ibeh Fortune
Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Hakeem Odumosu, warned protesters ahead of the planned protest at the Lekki Toll gate on the 20th of October, 2021, in memory of the #ENDSARS heroes, one year after armed soldiers shot into a crowd of peaceful protesters at the location.
He said “If you want to protest, it is your right under the law but you don’t have to block the road because, in the process of obstructing the road, you are no longer protesting for a better life for people.
“However, what happens to pregnant women in an emergency, what happens to collapsed buildings, fire incidents when the roads are blocked?
“Don’t forget that this is Lagos, it is the economy of the country and it is equally a working day and you can imagine those lives that earn their living on a daily basis.
“There are some people that cannot feed their families when protesters block the road indefinitely.” He added.
Glo Partners OYRTMA to Develop Innovative Traffic Management Solutions
FirstBank Bountiful Harvest of Awards In 2024 – Testament To Excellence And Stakeholder Trust
Otun Asiwaju Onigbagbo of Remoland Graces 20th Annual Family Thanksgiving Service of His Excellency, Senator (Engr) Otunba Gbenga Daniel, Dedicates the New Year to God
Glo conducts draw for Festival of Joy Promo in Abuja
Dangote Cement, FBNHoldings, others Lift Equity Market by N53bn
Iba Gani Adams Confers Akinjagunla Aare Ona Kakanfo of Yorubaland Title on Prince Adedipe Ewenla
Fidelity Bank Strengthens Leadership with New Board Appointments
Aare Adetola Emmanuelking Mourns the loss of Rt. Hon. Dr. Adewunmi Oriyomi Onanuga
“Embrace dedication as Foundation of success” – Adron Homes CEO, Aare Adetola Emmanuelking charges Directors At Annual National Retreat Convention
BREAKING: Fuji Maestro, Wasiu Ayinde Loses wife
Obasa’s Impeachment As Lagos Speaker Fulfills Primate Ayodele’s 2025 Prophecies
NGX weekly: Investors gain N1.137trn as Wema, FBN, Universal lead
Avalanche Creative Academy Debuts
EXPANDING FOOTPRINT – NIGERIA’S FIRSTBANK SETS SIGHTS ON ETHIOPIA, ANGOLA, CAMEROON
Fidelity Bank Supports Improved Maternal Health in Lagos
