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The Nigeria police force has sealed off the venue of a symposium where Nobel laureate, Wole Soyinka, and other speakers where to address the state of insecurity in the country.
The programme, which was billed to hold at 46, Ibijoke street, Oluyole bus-stop, Oregun, Lagos was reportedly organised by a group known as Coalition for Revolution (CORE).
The theme in discussion: “Democracy, State Repression and the State of insecurity in Nigeria”.
Police vans were seen at strategic locations around the venue, when newsmen approached the place, TheCable reports.
