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EndSARS: Lagoon Hospital In Apapa Attacked After Allegedly Rejecting Man Shot By Security Operatives
The Lagoon hospital in Liverpool area of Apapa, Lagos state reportedly came under attack on Tuesday October 20.
The hospital was reportedly attacked for allegedly rejecting a young man who was allegedly shot by security operatives during the EndSARS protests in Lagos.
It was further gathered that the man was shot in Tincan area of the state.
ALSO READ: Just In: No More Protest In Lagos, Says Police
Videos and photos shared on social media showed a bleeding young man dumped in front of the hospital which was on fire.
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