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#ENDSARS : Panic As Youths Set To Lockdown Apapa Seaports

Gateway To The Lagos Port Complex (LPC) ,Apapa Lagos.
Gateway To The Lagos Port Complex (LPC) ,Apapa Lagos.

Youths under the aegis of United Apapa Youths Forum ,( UAYF), have threatened to disrupt port operations over police brutality and the ongoing #ENDSARS campaign.

According to the group, over 500 youths in Apapa and its environs have indicated interest to lockdown the two major seaports in Lagos as part of the ongoing solidarity.

Patron of the youth forum, Prince Kolumbus Victor in a chat on Monday , disclosed that the youths numbering over 500 have penciled down their names for the solidarity movement.

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The Patron said : “We have been strategizing ever since the beginning of this struggle but we felt we should consider how to take care of those that will participate because there will no going back once we join the protest.

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“We will converge at Area B Police Station then we will ensure that all entry points to the  seaports are barricaded.

He also revealed that Apapa is strategic and youths in the community should support others across the country to ensure #Soro Soke is achieved.

 

Details Later…

By Roland Ekama

 

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