Crime
Four dead, others injured in Ogun cult clashes
Four persons have been killed and others sustained gunshot injuries in various cult clashes in Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital.
Police authorities in the wake of the development arrested eleven suspects in connection with the violent clashes.
They were killed at different locations in Abeokuta, the state capital, at the weekend when members of rival cult groups engaged one another.
The spokesperson of the Ogun State Police Command Omolola Odutola confirmed the development to Channels Television. Those who died included: members of Aye, Eiye, and Buccaneer confraternities.
READ ALSO: Police arrest armed robber, cultist, kidnapper in Ogun
The clash started on Thursday when a suspected leader of the Eiye confraternity, simply identified as Dare was shot dead in front of his house in the Ijeja area of the Abeokuta metropolis in Abeokuta South Local Government Area of the state
An eyewitness said that Dare, who was popularly known as Oloba, was shot dead on Thursday evening by suspected members of Buccaneer Confraternity.
The police spokesman said one Seun Elewode, a member of the Aye cult group, was killed during a shootout between rival cult groups in the Adeun area of Lafenwa, Abeokuta
-
Football1 week agoBallon d’Or 2026: Yamal, Mbappe, Kane emerge early favourites
-
Football6 days agoPost-World Cup Shake-Up: Managerial changes, record transfers dominate football headlines
-
Football6 days agoWAFCON 2026: Super Falcons target winning start as Nigeria face debutants Malawi
-
Energy5 days agoNigeria wastes enough gas to Ggenerate 62,400GWh of electricity amid deepening energy crisis — NOSDRA
-
Business2 days agoInformation Minister, VON DG to lead ARCON’s 2026 Advertising Industry Colloquium
-
Latest1 week agoAccountability group questions ₦962.8bn Allocation for empowerment projects, official vehicles in 2026 budget
-
Business3 days agoCooking gas dealers slash prices amid intensifying market competition
-
Health5 days agoFauci’s personal diaries fuel renewed scrutiny of COVID-19 vaccine safety


