[p]The Lagos State police have responded to a video that has gone viral on social media. The video features an Igbo chieftain who threatened to invite IPOB to Lagos for the security of their people against thugs. The Eze of Ajao Estate in Lagos, who is believed to have made the threats, expressed deep concern about the attacks on Igbo-owned businesses in the state. He claimed that their lives and businesses are no longer safe in Lagos, due to a group of people sabotaging their daily activities. In response to the video, the Police Public Relations Officer, Lagos State Command, SP Benjamin Hundeyin, has reassured Lagosians to maintain calm. He emphasized that the state's police force would not sit back and watch such an incident unfold. "To start with, the ever-ready @LagosPoliceNG will never fold its arms and allow such within the state…," he wrote. A video of the incident is included below.
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The Lagos State police have responded to a video that has gone viral on social media. The video features an Igbo chieftain who threatened to invite IPOB to Lagos for the security of their people against thugs. The Eze of Ajao Estate in Lagos, who is believed to have made the threats, expressed deep concern about the attacks on Igbo-owned businesses in the state. He claimed that their lives and businesses are no longer safe in Lagos, due to a group of people sabotaging their daily activities.
In response to the video, the Police Public Relations Officer, Lagos State Command, SP Benjamin Hundeyin, has reassured Lagosians to maintain calm. He emphasized that the state's police force would not sit back and watch such an incident unfold. "To start with, the ever-ready @LagosPoliceNG will never fold its arms and allow such within the state…," he wrote.
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Below is a video of the incident:
[p]Attention @jidesanwoolu[/p]“We will invite IPOB terrorist to Lagos to protect our properties in Lagos and combat anyone against us….”
Eze Ajao Estate Lagos
SAY NO TO TERRORISM pic.twitter.com/j0flnnHsvD
— Ayekooto (@DeeOneAyekooto) March 31, 2023
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