Nigerians cry out over new security outfit 'NDLEA SWAT

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Nigerians have taken to Twitter to cry out over a new security outfit called 'NDLEA SWAT' which seems to be operating on highways in the country.

 

Some Nigerians who shared photos of the security operatives, queried authorities on why they are on the road with guns and searching peoples phone.














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