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BREAKING: FRSC, VIO offices set ablaze at Ojodu, Lagos

The offices of the Federal Road Safety Corps and Vehicle Inspection Unit at the Ojodu area of Lagos State have been set ablaze.

Eyewitnesses said many vehicles were burnt.

Our correspondents gathered that as of 02.20 pm, the fire was yet to be put out.

Also, hoodlums have reportedly set ablaze the terminus of the Bus Rapid Transport at Berger, Lagos State.

One of the eyewitnesses, identified simply as Ola, said, “Over 30 vehicles have been burnt. Many cars that were seized are also affected. The entire building is on fire.”

Details later…

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