In a country where the leaders and the led have decided to throw morality to the winds, evrything goes. So it is presently in Nigeria as different atrocities are being committed on a daily basis almost without rebuke.

If a mosque is not being bombed somewhere up north, a child is being raped somewhere else or a chaplan is being sacked by a governor or villagers being murdered by suspected herdsmen. Even the Church is not being left out as we find in a case that took place in Akure on Saturday 27th May, 2017.

Reports reaching our News Desk has it on authority that some churches situated around the Fanibi and Ondo Road areas were paid “courtesy visits” by hoodlums who shamelessly went on to rob the members of various valuables as well as the churches’ offerings running into millions of naira.

The robbers seem to have come for the operation well prepared as they reportedly took their time and spent hours doing their thing without any disruption from any quarters whatsoever. They even had time to meticulously share their loot in one of the churches before departure.

The operation was allegedly carried out between 2.00 a.m. and 4.00 a.m. on Saturday morning.According to some of the victims, even when they managed to discretely contact the Ondo State Police Command’s control room, they got no response whatsoever.

However, it was reported that the Special Anti-Robbery Squad arrived the area some 15 or so minutes after the robbers had finished their operation and departed.

The Ondo State Police Command’s Public Relations Officer, Mr. Femi Joseph confirmed the incidence adding that the case is under investigation while assuring the people that “very soon we shall arrest the hoodlums .”

Nigeria We Hail Thee!

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na wa oo

at least the church had first timers... only that they were robbers......

no b today them cast t loot on Jesus garment so who u he

hmmm

Salisatani,gbewiri ninuujo oluwa Jesu kristi!,ha ,nkan mbeeee