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The clash led to panic in the area as motorists, passengers and passersby scampered for safety.
by SaharaReporters, New York
Feb 11, 2021
Gunshots were fired at the Obalende area of Lagos this morning as rival factions of the National Union of Road Transport Workers allegedly clashed on Thursday morning.
The clash which started around 8am, as learnt, led to panic in the area as motorists, passengers and passersby scampered for safety due to the gunshots fired.
One Twitter user, Chika Ezeabiama @ps6811 tweeted, Please guys if you re going to Obalende or Ikoyi through that axis biko (please) turn back, Agberos (motor park workers) are fighting and as usual the @PoliceNG are doing nothing about it.