Protests in Ibadan over naira, petrol scarcity

The protest has spread to major areas in the ancient city such as Agodi- Secretraite, Iwo road, Idi Ape and Bodija.

capital, in an expression of frustration over the scarcity of naira notes and premium motor spirits popularly called petrol.

The protests had started on a small scale on Monday with no threat to businesses and other residents. However, it took a new dimension on Friday when the youth and traders started burning tyres and barricading roads.

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