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Moment Seyi Makinde visited Iwo Road to calm #EndSARS protesters (Video)
TRACKING___Oyo state Governor, Seyi Makinde, had to go to Iwo Road, Ibadan to calm down #EndSARS protesters in the state.
For over two weeks now, Nigerians have been protesting against police brutality, though things took a violent turn when they were met with stiff resistance by security agents.
In the past 30hours, there have been widespread destruction and vandalism of government properties across the country.
In a video sighted by LailasNews, the Governor could be seen walking along the street with a huge crowd surrounding him.
Seyi Makinde is said to have stepped out to manage the security situation in the area.
#EndSARS : The moment Gov. Seyi Makinde entered Iwo road to manage the security situation.pic.twitter.com/esFyz59uEo
In another video, the Governor could be seen addressing the protesters, urging them to return home till when the situation calms down.
He also assured them that everyone who had been arrested by the police would be released before nightfall today.
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