OMG!! See The Shocking Moment LASU Students Attack A SARS Officer Who Was Pretending To Be An EFCC Officer [VIDEO]

OMG!! See The Shocking Moment LASU Students Attack A SARS Officer Who Was Pretending To Be An EFCC Officer [VIDEO]

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A video shared online purportedly shows Lagos State University, LASU students harassing a SARS officer who pretended to be a staff of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.



A small crowd, allegedly made up of students of Lagos State University at Iba, Ojo, Lagos, can be seen surrounding a car allegedly belonging to a SARS officer who posed as an EFCC staff.
The students can be seen hitting the car and yelling at the person inside.
“F*** SARS,” someone yelled.
The SARS officer quickly drove off before further damage could be done.

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