BREAKING: Security operatives fire live bullets at protesters in Abuja

 

Security operatives at the MKO Abiola National Stadium, Abuja have dispersed protesters and journalists from the facility with gunshots, Punch is reporting.

The security operatives aimed at protesters and journalists who ran for cover.

A car belonging to a Premium Times reporter was shot at while in motion.

Details later…

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