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Protestors rallying near the Jubilee House for the #OccupyJulorBiHouse demonstration have been arrested in the early hours of Thursday, September 21.
In a social media video shared by Oliver Barker Vormawor, who captioned it with "we have been arrested," the demonstrators, donned in black and red, were seen seated inside a bus.
Mr Vormawor expressed their uncertainty about their destination, revealing their disappointment in the actions of the police.
Mr. Vormawor urgently appealed to legal professionals to assemble at the police headquarters to provide legal aid to the detained protestors. He also called upon the public and the media for their solidarity.
Myjoyonline's photojournalist, Sammy Moore was with the protestors and captured these photos.
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