Pro-Saraki group clash with Occupy NASS protesters

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Pro-Saraki group clashed
with members of the Occupy
National Assembly
Protesters who are calling
for the resignation of the
Senate president. Both
groups met at the entrance
of the National Assembly
and they began arguing over
who should stay at the
entrance and who should
leave.

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