Security agents on Friday evening evacuated a yet-to-be-identified man off an Abuja-to-Lagos flight for allegedly opposing the inauguration of the “president-elect”, Bola Tinubu. The lone protester had announced that Tinubu must never be sworn in as President on May 29, 2023. It was gathered that it took the efforts of no fewer than six airport security officers to carry the man out after holding up the aircraft for more than an hour, as the 6pm flight had yet to move as of 7pm.
Security Operatives Evacuate Passenger From Abuja-Lagos Flight For Allegedly Protesting Against Tinubu’s InaugurationSecurity agents on Friday evening evacuated a yet-to-be-identified man off an Abuja-to-Lagos flight for allegedly opposing the inauguration of the “president-elect”, Bola Tinubu.
The agency had recently raised a similar alert saying it had uncovered a plot to incite violence in some parts of the country, particularly the north-central zone. The statement had read, “The Department of State Services, again, alerts the public of plans to violently disrupt peace in the country. The service hereby warns those desperate to cause a breakdown of law and order to desist from that.
“Be that as it may, the DSS will not tolerate a situation where persons and/or groups take laws into their hands and champion anarchy.
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