Breaking News: Police Cordon off UNILAG gates to foil students protest

The gates leading to the University of Lagos have been cordoned off, by a team of Policemen, deployed yesterday to foil the planned students protest which has finally kicked off today. Students mobilized themselves via social networks and are currently protesting without fear of the presence of armed personnel. 


There is no going in or coming out through the University gates as Armoured vehicles have been used to obstruct any movement into or outside the school.  They are protesting over the the almost 3 months old strike entered by ASUU against the Federal government, which has paralysed Nigerian Universities for so long.




Expect more updates.

Comments

  1. Anonymous24 September 2013 at 14:50

    Unilag students are just a bunch of cowards, na now una just dey wake up? Sips ribena and walks away. Proudly OAU!

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  2. @kelvin24 September 2013 at 16:07

    This Asuu strike is getting 2 sth else.abeg NPF I no wan hear say student sustain injury or die ooo

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