Police authorities in Lagos said some of its personnel were injured after Yoruba Nation agitators stormed a station in the early hours of Sunday.

The spokesperson for the state police command, SP Benjamin Hundeyin, said two agitators were arrested in the Alausa area of Lagos.


“The agitators, numbering 15, stormed Alausa Police Division at about 5:35 a.m. today, chanting, ‘Yoruba Nation has taken over,’ and injured some police officers who attempted to disperse them,” Mr Hundeyin said.

He, however, said the remaining agitators fled following a response from the police.

“The suspects, who were arrested with charms, dangerous weapons and different offensive insignias bearing Yoruba Nation Army, stormed Alausa Division along with others at about the same time another group was attempting to take over a radio station in Ibadan, Oyo State.

“They claimed they came to officially inform the police that the United Nations had granted approval for the take-off of Yoruba Nation,” he said.

He said the arrested suspects are currently assisting the police in the ongoing investigation into the subversive plans of the group.

“The suspects are assisting the police while their network of sponsors will soon be unveiled and brought to justice in the overriding internal security interest of the State,” he said.

The police image-maker said the state Commissioner of Police, CP Idowu Owohunwa, has warned subversive elements to steer clear of the state or face the wrath of the law.

“The command is fully ready and has the strong will and operational orientation to bring the full weight of the law to bear on them or on any other elements that might attempt to disrupt the stable security order in Lagos.

“The command will effectively suppress any ill-advised persons or groups under any nomenclature who might be attempting to test the will of law enforcement operatives of the command before, during and after the May 29, 2023, inauguration,” he said.

PrincessofDSS:
Hmmmm

Hold your ears 👂

Henceforth, it’s not going to be business as usual, mind the things you say, how you say them and even your facial expressions/body language when saying it

This dispensation is not for child’s play…. Read this again

Mabizeka:
They won't do anything.

Seefinish:
They will blames their " mumuness" on IPOB.
Una serious so? How can Yoruba agitators going to take over police station to declare Oduduwa Republic with charms

PrincessofDSS:
Hmmmm

Hold your ears 👂

Henceforth, it’s not going to be business as usual, mind the things you say, how you say them and even your facial expressions/body language when saying it

This dispensation is not for child’s play…. Read this again

JOemmy:
Ipob can't even go this length because they know it's a futile mission. This guys have been emboldened by tinibu's victory and swearing in tomorrow.

successmatters:


We've heard that before, they said buharri was coming to fight corruption

Can evil fight evil?

Flangelo12:


Yet you expected Obi the corrupt cultist to change the country.

successmatters:


We've heard that before, they said buharri was coming to fight corruption

Can evil fight evil?

PrincessofDSS:


Good you’ve heard that before but this time, it’s not business as usual

Bobloco:


They are so fixated on IPOB, but their region is enmeshed in a more deadlier secessionist agitations

successmatters:


Are you deceived or you're paid to deceive others?

PrincessofDSS:


None of the above, just a concerned Nigerian

successmatters:


You better open your eyes before pant begin to wear you.

PrincessofDSS:


🤣🤣
Have you heard about traps 🪤 before? And what it’s used for

successmatters:


For agitators.

PrincessofDSS:


Very well then

successmatters:


You know the truth, continue to grasp at straws.

Flangelo12:


I know Obi was caught with 250 million Naira cash.

I know Obi was published in the Pandora report.

I know Obi invested state funds in a company he was having interest in.

I know Obi enabled Akwuzu SARS.

I know Obi only engaged in substandard projects throughout his tenure.

I know Obi did not conduct local government elections in Anambra state foe 7 years.

I know Anambrians couldn't wait for him to leave office and celebrated it when he was gone.

maivd:

Says someone who his parents are locked up like local goats every Monday.

Bobloco:


Have you ever been in the south east on a Monday

maivd:


https://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/ssouth-east/530317-special-report-how-Igbos-sit-at-home-order-is-destroying-businesses-in-nigerias-south-east.html?tztc=1