Abimbola Oyeyemi, Ogun State Police PRO
Police arrest suspects as cultists kill three in Sagamu
Three suspected cultists have been killed in a supremacy battle between members of the Eiye and Aiye confraternities in the Sagamu area of Ogun state.
The incident started on Tuesday and has spread to Friday, leaving three persons dead while residents scampered for safety.
According to reports, several other persons sustained injuries in the attack, forcing residents of the area to stay indoors.
A resident who pleaded anonymity said that one of the victims, an attendant at Awabat filling station in Ijokun, was shot dead on Friday night.
The resident said that the deceased, simply identified as Matey, was shot in the head by the hoodlums.
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The source said, “We don’t know if he was a cultist, we don’t know what happened. We just saw that he was shot dead by cultists.
“He’s a petrol attendant at Awabat in Ijokun.”
The Ogun State Police Public Relations Officer, SP Abimbola Oyeyemi, confirmed the incident.
Oyeyemi said three persons were killed in the incident.
He, however, disclosed that many of the cultists have been arrested by the police.
“Yes, three persons were killed in Sagamu by cultists. But we have arrested many of them.
“The Commissioner of Police has directed our tactical teams to be on standby.
“We have started trailing those involved and many are in custody. We are clamping them down, more will still be arrested,” Oyeyemi said.
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