In a surprising display of solidarity, police officers handed out water to protesters on Tuesday. A video shared by the Police Public Relations Officer, SP Benjamin Hundeyin, on X.com, showed police officers distributing packs of plastic water to the demonstrators. The PUNCH reports that the protesters had converged at the Ikeja Underbridge in Lagos State
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