Operatives of the Oyo State Security Network Agency popularly called Amotekun Corps in collaboration with Oodua People’s Congress (OPC) and Vigilante Group of Nigeria (VGN) have arrested six bandits at the Kajola Local Government Area of Oyo state.
A statement released by Col. Olayinka, the commander of the Amotekun in the state, said the operation was carried out while on their joint routine patrol in the early hours of today April 29.
“They tried to escape from the scene but were given hot pursuit by the operatives as they tried to evade arrest. We are still on the trail of others who managed to escape from the scene.”
He gave the names of those arrested as Awali Atine, Ibrahim Abu, Shuaib Balau, Ibrahim Musa, Abdullah Masika and Umar Aliu Masika.
He said all the six suspects are of Fulani extraction and the arrest was carried out along Okeho-Ilua and Okeho-Iseyin Road around 4am on Thursday.
Olayinka added that the bandits’ modus operandi is to pretend like herdsmen in the day and violently robbed innocent passengers on the highways at night.
He said they were caught with 183 cows, weapons and a total sum of N268, 470.00. Olayinka added that they have been handed over to the Nigeria Police Authority, Okeho Divisional Headquarters, alongside the 183 cows, weapons, and money found in their possession for further investigation.
Jadrolita quickly responded to comedian Isbae U in a video. Isbae U had made a comment about her for sharing… Read More
Yinka Ayefele has taken a strong stand amid the anger from many online users. The singer is calling for an… Read More
Portable appeared to be enjoying himself in Canada, as seen in the photos he posted. Recall that Portable had announced… Read More
Alex Iwobi is focused on encouraging youth through football and music. He recently dropped his second track, ‘What’s Luv?’, featuring… Read More
Iyabo Ojo and her daughter Priscilla are creating wedding excitement with their recent video. After getting engaged, the couple confirmed… Read More
Nigerian billionaire Chief Ugonna Osinachi Orabuchi, who led Teka Group Ltd, was reportedly interred in a casket valued at about… Read More
This website uses cookies.