Airforce men beat FAAN staff to coma at Lagos airport

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There was fracas  Monday  at the international terminal wing of the Murtala Muhammed Airport, Lagos when two airmen in charge of traffic control at the departure section of the terminal beat a Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) staff to coma.


It was learnt that the FAAN staff, Mohammed Shuaibu who works at the protocol and passages of the agency told his friend to come and pick him at the airport, but when he arrived the airmen moved to remove the plate numbers of his car for  parking longer than necessary. But at that moment Shuaibu came in and begged the Nigerian Air Force personnel not to take away the plate numbers.


According to an eye witness account, Shuaibu who was wearing FAAN staff uniform introduced himself and showed his identity card but  an argument ensued and there was confrontation and the airmen  descended on him.
Shuaibu was beaten by the airmen until he collapsed with blood oozing from his nostrils and he began to lose his breath as his heart beat slowed, sources said.

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