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Hoodlums attack LASTMA officer at Apapa

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November 29, 2019
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Hoodlums attack LASTMA officer at Apapa

Injured Oyeshina

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Injured officer transferred to LUTH

By Adeyinka Aderibigbe

A Lagos State Traffic Management Agency (LASTMA) officer, Ola Oyeshina was  Friday evening attacked by hoodlums during the course of sanitising the Iganmu-Sifax axis of the Apapa access road.

A large stone was hauled at him, knocking him down immediately. He fell but was immediately fell evacuated to Area “B” Police headquarters where ACP Bayo Sulaimon ordered the detention of two of his attackers who were later arrested, while  a letter of medical referral was issued by the police, for medical attention on the victim.

Oyeshina

Owing to the trauma, Oyeshina, was immediately referred to LUTH from Randle Hospital, Surulere.

The Vice Chairman of the Federal Government Task Team on the restoration of order at Apapa, Comrade Kayode Opeifa said he was with the victim at the Emergency Section, of LUTH where he is being attended to.

It is not the first time that LASTMA officials have been harassed, attacked and killed by hoodlums at Apapa.

In 2016, a LASTMA commander was brutally killed by hoodlums over disagreements on traffic control.

The development forced the Lagos Staye government to withdraw the services of LASTMA from Apapa.

The Federal Government in May this year approved the return of the LASTMA, after a three years lull and the agency had been hesitant in returning to Apapa.

opeifa however said Oyeshina is responding to treatment.

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