(Video) Moments as Nigerians cart away with COVID-19 palliatives from a warehouse in Ojo

The warehouse where COVID-19 palliatives were stored for months have been discovered by hoodlums; who set part of the warehouse on fire. According to a source, the warehouse was on fire and that was how people discovered that palliatives were hidden there.

In the warehouse, lots of food items, such as: Dangote sugar, sachets of spaghetti, cartons of Indomie Noodles, bags of rice, etc were discovered and carted away by residents in the area.

The incident took place at Monkey Village along Old Ojo Road and behind Kirikiri Happy Homes/Comfort. Alot of Nigerians are seen in the video as they struggle to get in and cart away with the COVID-19 palliatives.

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Covid-19 palliatives for Festac-Okota was held in a warehouse.

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