An armed robbery syndicate terrorizing the
residents of Ibadan, Oyo State have been finally nabbed and paraded by
the police force prior to their prosecution.
Four robbery suspects namely Liadi Afeez a.k.a. Ige (22), Semiu Fasasi
a.k.a Oluomo (21), Afeez Adeyemo a.k.a. Ijoba Oke (25) and Yakubu
Kamorudeen (23) were arrested by the police during operation at Wisdom
Estate, Akobo, Ibadan, Oyo State.
The state Commissioner of Police, Abiodun Odude, said that the gang, which had been responsible for armed robbery in various parts of the state, not only dispossessed victims of their valuables, its members also inflicted varying degrees of injuries on them through machete cuts.
One of the victims, a woman who was inflicted with machete cuts, narrated her household’s experience to Tribune: “As soon as they entered our house, they started attacking my husband with their machetes.
As they were attacking my husband, one just used the machete to cut his face. One of them even said they should kill him so as to teach him a lesson for refusing to open the door on time.
As one of them raised the machete to cut him, I just used my hand to block the machete, and I sustained deep cut on my right hand. My husband ran through the kitchen door to escape from the house, and they faced me, telling me I had allowed him to escape.
They asked for our mobile phones and our wedding rings but I told them I don’t use jewelry. They said if I didn’t cooperate, that they would cut the second hand. My right hand was bleeding at that time, and they even removed the wristwatch I had on with the blood.
After they left us, they went to the next house. Inside our house, they fired a shot but my husband had escaped by that time. In the morning, we discovered that they raided about 16 houses in our neighbourhood.”
The state Commissioner of Police, Abiodun Odude, said that the gang, which had been responsible for armed robbery in various parts of the state, not only dispossessed victims of their valuables, its members also inflicted varying degrees of injuries on them through machete cuts.
One of the victims, a woman who was inflicted with machete cuts, narrated her household’s experience to Tribune: “As soon as they entered our house, they started attacking my husband with their machetes.
As they were attacking my husband, one just used the machete to cut his face. One of them even said they should kill him so as to teach him a lesson for refusing to open the door on time.
As one of them raised the machete to cut him, I just used my hand to block the machete, and I sustained deep cut on my right hand. My husband ran through the kitchen door to escape from the house, and they faced me, telling me I had allowed him to escape.
They asked for our mobile phones and our wedding rings but I told them I don’t use jewelry. They said if I didn’t cooperate, that they would cut the second hand. My right hand was bleeding at that time, and they even removed the wristwatch I had on with the blood.
After they left us, they went to the next house. Inside our house, they fired a shot but my husband had escaped by that time. In the morning, we discovered that they raided about 16 houses in our neighbourhood.”
Adamawa
Governor, Senator Muhammed Umaru Jibrilla Bindow has assured Igbos that
the state is a safe home for them to live and transact businesses.
The governor in a statement signed by his Special Assistant on Press and Media Affairs, Martins Dickson on the occasion of Eid-el-Fitri celebration, which marks the end of Ramadan, insisted that Adamawa state is peaceful and accommodating to all Nigerians without prejudice.
“Igbos are welcomed as part of the people of Adamawa and as Nigerians. We are all Nigerians and the unity of Nigeria is non negotiable.
“Lives and property of Igbo are safe in the state; they should go about their normal activities like every other Nigerian as their safety is guaranteed under my leadership.”
The governor also seized the opportunity to call on all residents to take advantage of the ongoing registration by the Independent National Electoral Commission and ensure that they obtained their voter’s card.
The governor in a statement signed by his Special Assistant on Press and Media Affairs, Martins Dickson on the occasion of Eid-el-Fitri celebration, which marks the end of Ramadan, insisted that Adamawa state is peaceful and accommodating to all Nigerians without prejudice.
“Igbos are welcomed as part of the people of Adamawa and as Nigerians. We are all Nigerians and the unity of Nigeria is non negotiable.
“Lives and property of Igbo are safe in the state; they should go about their normal activities like every other Nigerian as their safety is guaranteed under my leadership.”
The governor also seized the opportunity to call on all residents to take advantage of the ongoing registration by the Independent National Electoral Commission and ensure that they obtained their voter’s card.
Adamawa
Governor, Senator Muhammed Umaru Jibrilla Bindow has assured Igbos that
the state is a safe home for them to live and transact businesses.
The governor in a statement signed by his Special Assistant on Press and Media Affairs, Martins Dickson on the occasion of Eid-el-Fitri celebration, which marks the end of Ramadan, insisted that Adamawa state is peaceful and accommodating to all Nigerians without prejudice.
“Igbos are welcomed as part of the people of Adamawa and as Nigerians. We are all Nigerians and the unity of Nigeria is non negotiable.
“Lives and property of Igbo are safe in the state; they should go about their normal activities like every other Nigerian as their safety is guaranteed under my leadership.”
The governor also seized the opportunity to call on all residents to take advantage of the ongoing registration by the Independent National Electoral Commission and ensure that they obtained their voter’s card.
The governor in a statement signed by his Special Assistant on Press and Media Affairs, Martins Dickson on the occasion of Eid-el-Fitri celebration, which marks the end of Ramadan, insisted that Adamawa state is peaceful and accommodating to all Nigerians without prejudice.
“Igbos are welcomed as part of the people of Adamawa and as Nigerians. We are all Nigerians and the unity of Nigeria is non negotiable.
“Lives and property of Igbo are safe in the state; they should go about their normal activities like every other Nigerian as their safety is guaranteed under my leadership.”
The governor also seized the opportunity to call on all residents to take advantage of the ongoing registration by the Independent National Electoral Commission and ensure that they obtained their voter’s card.
Adamawa
Governor, Senator Muhammed Umaru Jibrilla Bindow has assured Igbos that
the state is a safe home for them to live and transact businesses.
The governor in a statement signed by his Special Assistant on Press and Media Affairs, Martins Dickson on the occasion of Eid-el-Fitri celebration, which marks the end of Ramadan, insisted that Adamawa state is peaceful and accommodating to all Nigerians without prejudice.
“Igbos are welcomed as part of the people of Adamawa and as Nigerians. We are all Nigerians and the unity of Nigeria is non negotiable.
“Lives and property of Igbo are safe in the state; they should go about their normal activities like every other Nigerian as their safety is guaranteed under my leadership.”
The governor also seized the opportunity to call on all residents to take advantage of the ongoing registration by the Independent National Electoral Commission and ensure that they obtained their voter’s card.
The governor in a statement signed by his Special Assistant on Press and Media Affairs, Martins Dickson on the occasion of Eid-el-Fitri celebration, which marks the end of Ramadan, insisted that Adamawa state is peaceful and accommodating to all Nigerians without prejudice.
“Igbos are welcomed as part of the people of Adamawa and as Nigerians. We are all Nigerians and the unity of Nigeria is non negotiable.
“Lives and property of Igbo are safe in the state; they should go about their normal activities like every other Nigerian as their safety is guaranteed under my leadership.”
The governor also seized the opportunity to call on all residents to take advantage of the ongoing registration by the Independent National Electoral Commission and ensure that they obtained their voter’s card.
Adamawa
Governor, Senator Muhammed Umaru Jibrilla Bindow has assured Igbos that
the state is a safe home for them to live and transact businesses.
The governor in a statement signed by his Special Assistant on Press and Media Affairs, Martins Dickson on the occasion of Eid-el-Fitri celebration, which marks the end of Ramadan, insisted that Adamawa state is peaceful and accommodating to all Nigerians without prejudice.
“Igbos are welcomed as part of the people of Adamawa and as Nigerians. We are all Nigerians and the unity of Nigeria is non negotiable.
“Lives and property of Igbo are safe in the state; they should go about their normal activities like every other Nigerian as their safety is guaranteed under my leadership.”
The governor also seized the opportunity to call on all residents to take advantage of the ongoing registration by the Independent National Electoral Commission and ensure that they obtained their voter’s card.
The governor in a statement signed by his Special Assistant on Press and Media Affairs, Martins Dickson on the occasion of Eid-el-Fitri celebration, which marks the end of Ramadan, insisted that Adamawa state is peaceful and accommodating to all Nigerians without prejudice.
“Igbos are welcomed as part of the people of Adamawa and as Nigerians. We are all Nigerians and the unity of Nigeria is non negotiable.
“Lives and property of Igbo are safe in the state; they should go about their normal activities like every other Nigerian as their safety is guaranteed under my leadership.”
The governor also seized the opportunity to call on all residents to take advantage of the ongoing registration by the Independent National Electoral Commission and ensure that they obtained their voter’s card.
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