Gani Fawehunmi park deserted after Tinubu’s broadcast

Sun, Aug 4, 2024
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THE Gani Fawehinmi Park, Ojota in Lagos State, was  empty of #Endbadgovernance protesters, following President Bola Tinubu’s Sunday morning broadcast, the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports.

A  NAN Correspondent who visited the park on Sunday observed that 80 per cent of the security personnel, particularly, the Police, have been withdrawn to their bases.

NAN however observed the presence of some military personnel within the vicinity of the park.

It also noticed the presence of  the Commissioner of Police in Lagos State, Mr Adegoke Fayoade, who has been personally monitoring the protest since its commencement on Thursday.

Fayoade told newsmen that the organisers of the protests had agreed to suspend them after the pPresident’s broadcast to give room for dialogue.

He commended the residents of the state for their peaceful disposition while the protests lasted, expressing optimism of a favourable  outcome of dialogue between the government and the organisers of the protests.

He, however, warned trouble makers to steer clear of Lagos State.

The protesters had occupied the Gani Fawehinmi Park Ojota Lagos since Thursday, demanding good governance. (NAN)

Photo Caption: Gani Fawehinmi Park Ojota Lagos

4th August, 2024.

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