Crime
“Thugs set ablaze Igbo shops after multiple gunshots in Ajegunle” – Twitter user
A Nigerian man has narrated how thugs from the ruling All Progressives Congress set ablaze Igbo shops in Ajegunle area of Lagos yesterday.
Chude with the handle chude_, stated that the incident happened after multiple gunshots.
He added that the fire destroyed goods worth millions of naira.
This is happened as Igbos have been threatened by APC members ahead of the governorship election.
He wrote:
After multiple gun shots in d midnight.. APC thugs set Igbo shops ablaze at kirikiri road, Ajegunle. 1 person was shot dead. This is the 5th fire truck still trying to curb the fire from reaching a nearby gas station.
On SM, they call OBidients bullies while they go on ampage destroying destroying lives & properties in the street.
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