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Police killed 2 Civil Defence Officers in Lagos to safe Vandals.

Officers of Nigeria Security and civil Defence corps (NSCDC) were attacked about 2 hrs ago in Ikorodu area of Lagos state by Police when returning from their Anti-vandal operations which was successful as usual, but the operatives of Nigeria Police who were not happy with such operations by civil Defence opened fire on the innocent officers of the corps killed two and injure some.

The dead bodies hv bn moved to the. Mortuary at the time of filling this report.

It is all about the war against vandalism by the civil Defence

May God Help our nation Nigeria. Amen

Source:nscdc lagos command

Source Pls or are you an eye witness?

The lagos CP of d NPF is in d NSCDC command ikeja right now.

What is the problem with nigerian police?

Why do they have to battle for 'oga at the top' with the nigerian civil defence?

Well, policeman wey kill dog, na him brother e kill cos all of them na for security!

Nigerian police d source of corruption. Reform d nigerian police and d country will change.

Two officers of Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, were ambushed and killed by police officers attached to Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation according to information relived by eyewitnesses and also confirmed with the spokesperson of the NSCDC in Lagos, Okeh Emmanuel.

Two officers involved in anti-vandal activities were fatally shot as they drove in the NSCDC operational vehicle after arresting four vandals of pipelines belonging to the NNPC after they were caught siphoning fuel.

Some officers were also injured in the attack which took place in the Ikorodu axis of Lagos.

The vandals escaped after the fatal attack leading NSDCDC officials to believe the vandals were in cahoot with the police.

A wounded officer said the vandals made several phone calls to the police officers before they opened fire on the NSCDC patrol van. A police ID card, a gun and Walkie-Talkie belonging to one Inspector Sunday Gabriel were retrieved from the scene of the attack.

The Nigerian police spokesperson in Lagos did not respond to inquiries regarding the attack.

Earlier this year, Ogun State Governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun publicly accused officials of NNPC of conniving with pipeline vandals to undermine the Nigerian economy through theft of petroleum product.

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