Pandemonium has broken out in the streets of Oyo State at Olodo, Iyana Church, Alakia, Isebo, and Iwo Road areas of Ibadan.
This was following the dissolution of the disciplinary committee of the Park Management System led by Mukaila Lamidi (Auxillary) by the Governor of Oyo State, Seyi Makinde.
According to Daily Trust, the instructions of the governor didn’t sit well with the thugs who attacked Oyo Parks to show their anger.
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It was also reported that the police force immediately took action to curb their violent attacks as they raided the Lamidi’s home but unfortunately did not see him, however, weapons were found and some of his minions were arrested.
According to Punch, an anonymous source revealed that information reached the police officers that the thugs were planning to cause a ruckus which was why they enforced the raid.
“From what we gathered, the police acted on the information that some members of the Auxiliary’s camp wanted to cause trouble based on the government disbanding their operations in the state.
“So, the police were proactive, stormed their location, made some arrests and recovered some arms and ammunition. But Auxiliary was not arrested. The people arrested were in connection with the fact that intelligence linked them to an attempt to cause trouble in the state today.”
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Lady remanded in Kirikiri over assault on Lagos Police
In other news, Nigerian police superintendent and PRO Ben Hundeyin just reported that a Nigerian lady has been charged to court for assaulting a police officer.
Ben Hundeyin said the incident happened in Ogombo, an area in Lagos state. The said lady was said to have harassed a policeman unruly and therefore she has been prosecuted for engaging in such an act.
The Police’s PRO also stated that the Olufunmilayo has been taken to Kirikiri correctional facility (prison) pending the time the matter will come up in court.