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Keyamo’s driver killed by motorist driving against traffic in Abuja amid #EndSARS protest

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The Minister of State for Employment, Labour and Productivity, Mr Festus Keyamo (SAN) says his driver died on Wednesday while trying to avoid the PRO-SARS hoodlums attacking #EndSARS protesters.

In a tweet on Thursday, Keyamo wrote that the driver, Yohanna Shankuk was crushed by a motorist who drove against traffic in a bid to avoid the hoodlum PRO-SARS, attacking peaceful #EndSARS protesters.

He wrote : “I regret to announce that my driver, Mr. Yohanna Shankuk, died yesterday in Abuja as a result of the protests.

“A vehicle that saw advancing protesters at Berger roundabout, made a U-turn, took the one-way back and ran over him as he was making his way on foot to my private office.”

Persecondnews had reported that hoodlum, wielding dangerous weapons, attacked peaceful #EndSARS protesters in Berger area of Abuja on Wednesday.

Several vehicles were damaged and many protesters injured.

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