About 12 patrol vehicles, including two armoured carriers and an ambulance, were stationed at the entrance of Moshood Abiola National Stadium, where protesters have gathered since the protest commenced on 1 August.
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The military, police and officials of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps were stationed at major bus stops in the areas. At the Moshood Abiola National Stadium, no protester was sighted. Armed soldiers, police and NSCDC officers were stationed at the stadium entrance.
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