This is contained in a statement signed on Tuesday by the Command’s Public Relations Officer, SP Olumuyiwa Adejobi.
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The state Police Public Relations Officer, SP Olumuyiwa Adejobi, said in a statement in Lagos on Sunday that the suspects attacked some vigilantees in the area called “Agbekoya.”
The police had charged the convict with belonging to a prohibited society “Eiye confraternity’’, contrary to Section 4 of the Secret Cult (Abolition and Prohibition) First Amendment Law No. 6, Laws of Ekiti State of Nigeria, 2017.
The police arraigned Olushola Fayode, 35; Daniel Adimorah, 24; Adeyemi Adebayo, 27; Olamilekan Ishola, 25, and Isaiah Obisesan, 28.
The clash, which occurred in Ijora Badia area of the state, was said to have been between the Aiye and Eiye confraternities.
Detectives from Bariga Police Station in Lagos State have arrested one Emmanuel Olatunde, aka Pastor, a notorious cultist.
The Imota Police Station in Ikorodu area of Lagos State has recovered two battle axes and a knife from two suspects: Emmanuel Chinonso, 21, and Thomas Israel, 20.
The state’s command gave the warning in a statement by its Public Relations Officer, SP Olugbenga Fadayi, in Ibadan.
Another bloody clash between the Aiye and Eiye Confraternities on Sunday evening in Badagry, Lagos State has left one person dead, reports the News Agency of Nigeria.
A 14-year-old girl has told the police that she went into cultism out of love for her boyfriend.
The men are listed as: Olarigbe Olanrewaju, 22; Moses Ademola, 23; Evans Ezikiel, 20; Taiwo Oluwasegun, 19; Ganiyu Bashiru, 21; Wasiu Balogun, 29; Sundau Omete, 24; and Tunde James, 20.
The suspect, who committed the crime in Lagos State was arrested in Gboko, Benue State, where he fled after the incident
A 20-year-old cultist, Maryam Abiola, has confessed to killing at least four persons.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the Alapere Police Division had raided some cultists’ hideouts and made arrests on Kazeem, Aminu and Akampson Streets in Alapere.
The News Agency of Nigeria crime correspondent learnt that the incident took place at Modupe Street, off Kazeem Street in Alapere late on June 17.
The accused are: Ademola Solomon, 23; Nweke Christian, 24; Sunday Ikoh, 24; and Lawal Afolabi, 21.
Justice I. O. Akinkugbe, who gave the order, said the accused after they pleaded not guilty, should remain behind bars until the next adjournment.
Josiah Emerole, Head Press and Public Relations of NAPTIP, said in a statement in Abuja on Friday that the feat was recorded in collaboration with the National Crime Agency of the British Government and Guardia Civil, Spanish Law Enforcement Agency.
The Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Edgal Imohimi, paraded the suspects on Monday
The students were arrested by the Anti-cultism Squad of the Osun State Police Command during a ceremony in which their outgoing leader handed over power to the new leader that emerged recently with plans to strike on a target after the ceremony