Nigeria, Aug. 28 -- Two separate violent clashes in Lagos on Wednesday left at least four people dead, several others injured, and business activities disrupted.

A report said the first violent attack started in Owode Onirin, Kosofe Local Government Area, when suspected land grabbers clashed with traders and mechanics in a disputed area.

Witnesses explained that a businessman, escorted by armed men, allegedly ordered hoodlums to forcibly evacuate shop owners and mechanics from the site.

The attempt sparked resistance, and what began as an argument escalated into a shootout.

Eyewitnesses said at least three traders were gunned down while others, including a policeman, sustained injuries.

Angry traders later blocked the main road in an...