Crime

Ogun Police Arrests 9 Land Grabbers Over Violence On A Community

ABEOKUTA–The Ogun state police command on Sunday 30th of January 2021 arrested nine members of a notorious land grabbing syndicate for unleashing violence on people of Agbogun village in Ewekoro local government area of Ogun state.

This was uttered in a release by the PPRO, Ogun State Police Command, DSP Abimbola Oyeyemi, which was made this available to the Newsmen in Abeokuta

The suspects Gbenga Odeniyi, Owolabi Shobayo, Michael Ramoni, Idowu Dauda, Femi Fadahunsi, Rasmus Hammed, Ade Lukman, Yakubu Akinwande and Sikiru Balogun were arrested.

A distress call received at Obada oko divisional headquarters from the Baale of the village that the land grabbers who came from different areas of Ifo, Atan, Gasline and Sango ota have invaded the village and violently attacking the people, extorting money from those working on their sites.

Upon the distress call, the Dpo Obada oko division CSP Benard Ediagbonya mobilized his patrol team to the scene where they met the suspects attacking one Mrs. Oniyide Folashade and one Mrs. Agbogun who were developing their sites.

On sighting the policemen, the hoodlums took to their heels but they were chased and nine amongst them were apprehended.

Meanwhile, the commissioner of police cp Edward Awolowo Ajogun has ordered a massive manhunt for the rest of the hoodlums.

“Stay clear of the state as the command under my watch, and i will not tolerate any form of violence on the good people of the state from anyone or group no matter how highly placed such persons might be”, Ajogun warned the land grabbers.

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