A video has circulated online, showing a long line of motionless vehicles carrying travelers waiting to move.
The jam is said to occur along a major south-east road in Nigeria, precisely Enugu-Opi road at a Military check point.
According to a report by Sahara Reporters, the Nigerian military mounting the Enugu-Opi road check point allegedly blocked the road to extort travelers and cause chaos.
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The road is packed with vehicles, as would be expected in this festive period where a lot of people are traveling.
The person making the video said; “Please, somebody should call the 82 Division to tell the soldiers to allow people to go to their destinations. We are coming from the North and there’s nowhere passengers were subjected to this kind of horror and humiliation.
“Why is it only in the South East that you see this kind of militarization? Are we less Nigerians?”
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