EFCC Raid Triggers Student Protest In Kwara

By Wellington Jopelo
Tension broke out at Kwara State Polytechnic after an operation by anti-graft officials sparked a protest among students.
The incident occurred when operatives carried out a raid around student residential areas.
Witnesses said the operation led to the arrest of several individuals suspected of involvement in internet fraud.
Following the arrests, students gathered in large numbers to express anger over the action.
The protest quickly spread across parts of the campus and nearby communities.
Some students accused the operatives of targeting innocent people during the raid.
Chanting protesters were seen blocking roads and demanding the release of those arrested.
The situation created panic as movement around the area became restricted.
Security presence was later increased to prevent the protest from escalating further.
Officials urged students to remain calm while investigations continue.
Authorities maintained that the operation was part of ongoing efforts to tackle cybercrime.
They insisted that only suspects linked to illegal activities were targeted.
The protest later subsided, but tension remained high within the school environment.
School authorities are expected to engage with security agencies to address concerns raised by students.
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