• Suspected child kidnapper lynched in Ikorodu • Blow your whistle when in distress, get machetes for self-defence, residents urged Dreaded ritual cult group, Badoo, terrorising
Ikorodu in Lagos State yesterday struck at
Owode Ajegunle, injuring two women and
their children.The incident occurred at a
Cherubim and Seraphim Church, Aladura,
situated at No. 4, Victor Anibaba Street, Owode Weigh Bridge, Ajegunle. Tuesday’s attack was the first in Ajegunle since
the murderous gang went on killing spree.
Two women, who are members of the church
are battling to survive at the Ikorodu General
Hospital after the attack. The victims, who were simply identified as Iya
Dabira and Iya Ayomide were said to have
gone to the church for prayers. The suspected
Badoo members were said to have scale the
fence into the church to perpetuate the crime. It was learnt that after the church vigil, which
ended around 2a.m., worshippers, including
women and children slept in a separate part of
the church, only for the suspected Badoo
members to invade the church around
2:30a.m. and attacked them while they were asleep. It was gathered that a two-year-old child, who
went to the church with her mother was also
affected. Although the state of the children
could not be ascertained as at press time,
earlier reports indicated that they died on the
spot. The Guardian gathered that it was the
screaming of other members of the church
who noticed the attack that alerted the pastor,
who was sleeping in his room within the
church premises. Mr. Rotimi Ajidara, the presiding pastor, said he
was asleep when some members came to
inform him about the massacre in the church.
“Immediately, I went straight to the church,
only to find the two women and their
daughters in the pool of their blood and I alerted some of my neighbours who called the
attention of other residents. “Since I have been hearing about the killings
by Badoo, I never knew they would come to
my church. After checking round, it was
discovered that they scaled through the fence
into the church to cause the harm. “I don’t know what to tell the families of the
victims, because they only came to my church
for vigil. My prayer now is that God heal the
two women and their daughters who are still
battling to survive now.” Meanwhile, a woman suspected to be a child
kidnapper was burnt to death at Allinson
Junction after a mob allegedly found a list
containing specification and prices of
children.According to Rasheed Fatuga, a
source whose name he refused to disclosed said the mob overpowered the local vigilantes
and police to lynch the woman. He said: “The woman was in her 40s and she
was suspected to be a kidnapper. She was
noticed by a meat seller and a fruit vendor at
Allinson Junction, near United High School,
Ikorodu. She was acting like a mad woman but
she suddenly stepped to a secluded area to receive a phone call. “When they saw it, they immediately accosted
her but she couldn’t defend herself. People
soon gathered and she was taken to Onyabo’s
office at CAC Road. On getting there, she was
interrogated by the Deputy Chairman of
Onyabo. They searched her bag and found an IPhone 7, juju ring and a list containing
descriptions of children such as age range,
heights and price tags. “She confessed that she came from Isolo and
she was not alone. She said that others fled
immediately she was caught. The vigilantes
called the police to take the suspect but the
mob, which demanded jungle justice, did not
allow the operatives take the suspect. She was immediately set ablaze. Even the police
could not control the crowd. They just collected
her phone and said they would get classified
information from it,” he said. Residents of Ikorodu now sleep with machetes
and whistles as survival strategies against the
dreaded Badoo cult, terrorising the area.
Investigation yesterday revealed that virtually
every household in Ikorodu now has whistles
and machetes and other implements for self- defense. A resident in distress is expected to blow the
whistle many times to signal the presence of
Badoo cultists. Mr. Kazeem Yusuf, the chairman
of the Egba-Otun Community Development
Association (CDA) in Itaolowu, Ikorodu, told
newsmen that residents had resorted to self- help.He said able bodied-people in families
were being drafted by the CDA to participate in
vigilance keeping during the night. “The
whistle when blown for long will indicate the
presence of those terrorising us. It will urge
close residents to come to the aid of the whistle blower so that the bad people can be over-
powered,” he said.

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Animalistic humans deserves jungle justice...

Their days are numbered on earth. No evil doer will go unpunished

Where is buhari and Lagos state governor?
How long will de fold their hands and watch things turn bad?
God help and heal our land