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Lagos Police Clamps Down On Cultists, Arrests Scores (PHOTO)

Posted by on November 11, 2020 0


The Lagos State Police Command has made its resolve to clamp down cultists, thugs and hoodlums who are threats to the peace and security of the citizens in the state.

The Commission of Police, Lagos St ate, CP Hakeem Odumosu recently ordered the Area Commanders, Divisional Police Officers and Heads of Department via Police Wireless Message to pull out cultists and hoodlums from their hideouts, arrest and prosecute them in accordance to the law.

In a statement released on Tuesday, November 10, reported by Naijaloadedng, it reads,

In compliance with the order, police operatives attached to Mushin Division of the command have arrested some suspected cultists that were on rampage at Moroluke/Wey Street, Mushin on 8th Novemeber, 2020 at about 10pm.The suspects arrested include Daniel Adome, m, 18, Popoola Michael, m, 20, Kayode Thomson, m, 18, and Taiwo Okiki, m, 18.

They are members of *Omo Kasari Confraternity*. Similarly, due to the recent cult related crises in Ikorodu Area of Lagos State, on 9th November, 2020, at about 1215pm, a special operational team, that was despatched by the Commissioner of Police, Lagos State, led by the Divisional Police Officer in Ipakodo, arrested some members of *Aiye Confraternity* fomenting troubles in the area. The arrested suspects include Opeyemi Oderinde, m, 19, Otubu Samson, m, 17, Otako Jeremiah, m, 16, Kayode Agoro, m, 17, Agbelusi Sunday, m, 20,Kareem Ishola, m, 20, Olasojo Gbolahan, m, 18, Ayodele Olasukanmi, m, 18, and Segu James, m, 21. Items recovered from the suspects includes locally made guns, live cartridges, axes, cutlasses, charms and some other offensive weapons.

The Commissioner of Police has concluded plans to work hand in hand with the Lagos State Ministry of Justice to secure speedy trials of the suspects as the command’s Operation Say No To Cultism continues.

The Commissioner of Police however recognizes and appreciates the roles being played by community members in making the operation successful. He also calls for more supports from all and sundry in the fight against cultisim and other vices in the state.

SINGED
SP OLUMUYIWA ADEJOBI (mnipr)
POLICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER
LAGOS STATE COMMAND
IKEJA.

Source: www.DjNtLoaded.com

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