Hundreds of grieving Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU) students on Monday emptied themselves into the premises of a plastic factory on Lagos – Ore expressway, damaging items worth N7 million and also vandalised 13 trucks packed there.

The angry students also vandalised the company’s office reception even as they threatened a repeat assault next week if the Federal and state governments do not bring to book, those whose inability to obey and implement traffic rules cost the lives of 12 OOU students.

The incensed students who also seized the Sagamu – Ilisan stretch of the Lagos – Ore expresway were reacting to the horrific accident which claimed the lives of their colleagues last Friday.

The factory which is said to belong to some Indian nationals is suspected to own the truck where the 20 – feet container tipped, and fell atop the roof a passengers bus conveying the students.

For the better part of Monday, vehicular movement came to an abrupt halt on both lanes of the dual carriage way as hordes of travelers were compelled to turn back.

There was commotion in an ensuing traffic gridlock as motorists caught unaware struggled to make a detour in order to escape quickly lest they incur the wrath of the incensed students.

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http://monitor9ja.com/2015/06/oou-students-damage-n7-million-naira-worth-of-items-in-factory-raid/

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7 million naira

nigerian students and destruction

Victoria: aluta acontinua.....

Its so sad...

What do you expect when the said factory continued business activities as if nothing happened?
We are talking about 12 future generations wasted by reckless action of one useless driver!


check the pictures from the incidents here

http://www.campusjuices.com/2015/06/29/oou-black-monday-pictures-from-oou-protest-today-ooublackmonday/

lalasticlala

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