In a dramatic turn of events, the Nasarawa State capital, Lafia, is engulfed in turmoil as disgruntled citizens express their discontent with the recent Supreme Court Appeal Judgment that upheld the election of Governor Abdullahi Sule.
The usually busy Lafia-Jos road now stands eerily silent, with protesters setting tires ablaze, effectively blocking the entire route. Motorists are forced to seek alternative paths to exit the Nasarawa State capital, navigating through the unexpected disruptions.
Amidst the chaos, Mallam Dogo Audu, an automobile mechanic, spoke out in an interview, urging authorities to deploy additional security operatives to quell the escalating tension and restore order on the streets of Lafia.
The impact of the unrest reverberates across the city, forcing the abrupt closure of shops, business centers, and schools within the Lafia metropolis. As the situation unfolds, residents and business owners alike are grappling with the repercussions of the ongoing protests, creating an atmosphere of uncertainty in the Nasarawa State capital.
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