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BREAKING: Soldiers, Policemen Storms Lagos Park Over Planned Protest For Slain Bamise

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There is a heavy presence of security operatives at the Gani Fawehinmi Park in Ojota, Lagos where some youths proposed to protest for slain Bamise Ayanwole.
- This is coming following the outrage that trailed Bamise’s alleged gruesome murder, as some youths have vowed to embark on a protest on Tuesday.
EKO HOT BLOG reports that The Lagos State Police Command on Monday confirmed the death of Bamise, who went missing after boarding a Bus Rapid Transport (BRT) service on February 26.
Following the outrage that trailed Bamise’s alleged gruesome murder, some youths vowed to embark on a protest on Tuesday.
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In a flier shared on Twitter as seen by newsmen, the youths vowed to storm the Secretariat in Alausa, Ikeja, and all BRT terminals in Lagos State.
They also demanded justice for the 22-year-old lady and prosecution of all the suspects involved in the death of the fashion designer.
Meanwhile, men of the Nigeria Police Force, the Nigerian Army, and the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps are currently stationed at the park strategically.
Also, operatives of the Department of State Services are among the joint security forces at the venue with scores of patrol vans, heavy anti-riot gun trucks, and Black Marias.
No protester has been seen at the venue as at when this report was filed, while vehicular movement and business activities continued uninterrupted along the axis.
However, the BRT driver Andrew Omininikoron, had denied killing Bamise.
The driver had claimed he was accosted by some gunmen who forced him to stop around Carter Bridge and forcefully took the lady away.
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