Yenagoa,
the Bayelsa State capital was thrown into pandemonium as residents ran for
cover when about 400 former militants protested the allocation of training
slots to them.
A
car parked along Otiotio road was razed and the windscreens of no fewer than 12
cars were smashed.
Shops
were randomly looted on this road and Mbiama-Yenagoa at Yenezuegene axis of the
state capital.
This forced panicky shop owners the area hurriedly close their
business premises. The panic caused a traffic gridlock, with many owners of
vehicles caught up in the melee, abandoned them right on the road.
