Hoodlums have burnt the Ojodu Police Station at the Berger area of Lagos. Governor Willie Obiano has declared 24 hours curfew, starting from 8pm today.
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Hoodlums have burnt the Ojodu Police Station at the Berger area of Lagos. Not less than seven vehicles were also burnt during the invasion. A resident told reporters the hoodlums also looted shops close to the police stations. Operatives of the Lagos State Fire Service have been mobilised to put out the fire.
Hoodlums on Thursday invaded the National Correctional Service Centre in Okitipupa, Ondo State, forcefully released the inmates. Anaedoonline.ng gathered that no fewer than 58 inmates were released during the attack while one vehicle was burnt.
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