Policemen at the security gate of the National Assembly, NASS,
yesterday manhandled an officer of the Nigerian Security and Civil
Defence Corps, NSCDC, over his alleged refusal to submit himself for
security checks at the entrance of the complex.
Trouble started
when the NSCDC officer who drove a Toyota Camry without number plate
tried to drive into the National Assembly but was stopped at the Mopol
gate of the complex.
An eye witness told Vanguard that the
Civil Defence officer had identified himself as a staff of NSCDC but
when asked to provide his identification card he was unable to do so.
Consequently, Police made efforts to stop him claiming that he could pose security threat.
But
the Civil Defence officer struggled to drive in and even caused traffic
hold up. In the process a truck belonging to Julius Berger hit a car
which was driving into the complex.
Unluckily for him, attempts to
beat the second Police post met with stiff resistance and in his
desperate efforts to have his way, Policemen numbering over five
descended on him.
His car was impounded while he was dragged inside the complex.
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