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Breaking: Oshodi Under Heavy Military Rule (Video)

Oshodi is currently under heavy military rule as soldiers avenge the killing of an Air Force officer by hoodlums.

 

News Online reports that there’s palpable tension in the Oshodi area of Lagos following the death of airforce personnel, who was said to have been killed by hoodlums.

 

ALSO: FG Makes Important Announcement About Lagos, Abuja, 2 Other International Airports

 

Residents of the area are running helter-skelter due to this development as many now fear for their safety

In a video shared, some onlookers were seen on a pedestrian bridge in Oshodi, while some police officers were at the scene to bring calmness, though this has proven abortive.

 

NewsOnline Nigeria

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