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By: Olalekan Olabulo
Violent protest has erupted in the Ketu/ Mile 12 areas of Lagos State causing serious traffic along the Ikorodu expressway.
The protesters blocked the expressway with bonfires while many vehicles were reportedly vandalised in the process.
The protest was said to have started following the rejection of the old notes of #1000 (one thousand naira) and #500 ( five hundred naira) by traders in the area .
Traders, who had come to the market early Friday were disappointed by the rejection of the old naira notes by traders at the market, mostly people from the Northern part of the country.
The timely intervention of military men however prevented the situation from degenerating into loss of lives.
Soldiers have since taken over Ketu and Mile 12 areas of Ikorodu expressway
Details later…
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