This lady was arrested while using a bridge shut down because of Buhari in Lagos

The President of Nigeria, Buhari is currently in Lagos for a 2-day visit to the state. In preparation for the presidential visit, the state was set on lock-down as major roads across the metropolis were either blocked or diverted. Nigerians were made to stand under the scorching sun and were also not allowed to use Pedestrian […]

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