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Pandemonium, as suspected cultists kill one in Abeokuta



Ogun Police command PPRO, SP Omolola Odutola




By Demilade Michael

There was pandemonium in Ijeun Tuntun area of Abeokuta, Ogun State capital on Sunday evening, as some persons, suspected cultists who reportedly shot dead, one Olumide Ifeoluwa popularly called Tescom.

A resident of the area who spoke to our Correspondent on condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of the incident, said that Olumide, an alleged member of Aiye, a notorious cult group, was murdered at a car wash in the area where he used to stay and relax in the evening.

He was said to have been in company of some people when his assailant swooped on him and shot him on the head.

The source said, "the whole thing happened at around 6 pm. Tescom as he was fondly called was at the car wash, I think he was always there in the evening to relax with some of his friends.

"We heard that those who shot him dead came on motorcycle and they just went after only him and shot him on the head. The incident really brought fear on the people as they took to their heels because nobody wants to be caught up in the crisis.

"Although, those that shot him dead had bolted away immediately, but people were afraid that the deceased group might come for reprisal attack.

"The police from Ibara Divisional headquarters came at about 9pm to evacuate his corpse. It is really disturbing and sad".

When contacted, spokesperson for Ogun State Police command, SP Omolola Odutola confirmed the incident.

She said, "One Olumide Danish Ifeloluwa 'Tescom' was shot in the head by unidentified gunmen in a ash Colour Corolla with no registration number at Somefun, Ijeun Tuntun, today 31:3:04 @ 19:55hrs. Dr. have confirmed one Danisa dead".

It would be recalled that suspected cultists killed not fewer than four souls across different parts of Abeokuta in February.

This is just as the Ogun State Commissioner of Police, Abiodun Alamutu, on Tuesday announced that 48 people in Sagamu renounced their membership of various cult groups and submitted their firearms for confiscation.

Alamutu had advised the cultists troubling the peace of the state to embrace this olive branch and turn a new leaf.

He had vowed that anyone caught belonging to these outlawed cult groups after the amnesty exercise would be decisively dealt with as common criminal.


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