Warri, Delta State, was under tension as protests rocked the city forcing banks to abruptly shut down operations. The protesters besieged the entrance of
Warri, Delta State, was under tension as protests rocked the city forcing banks to abruptly shut down operations.
The protesters, mainly market women, youths and elders had barricaded major roads in protest over the hardship caused by the scarcity of the new naira notes as well as the hike in petrol prices.
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