A lady who just got married and moved into the house with
the husband was rap*d while they forced her husband to watch… On Ekimogun
street, Bariga, Lagos, where the rape took place, a resident said the incident
happened around 2am.
A community leader and Chairman, Security Committee for Adio Community, Femi Emiko, said the robbers always fled through Oworonsoki Expressway, police not using the right technique to arrest them.
He said, “Actually, within one week, they have visited Adio five times. They have turned this community to an ‘ATM machine’ where they can withdraw money anytime they like.
“The police do come, but immediately the robbers hear their siren, they run away. We have been having meetings to see how to form vigilantes and fight these robbers. They are young guys and we can win this fight.”
Lagos state police command what is going on? Do you want the civilians to resort to self-help?
According to Punch, the security guard of a nursery and primary school on Adio Street was bound by his hands and feet and beaten up severely.
The landlady in one of the houses, who identified herself as Olubukola, told our correspondent that;
A community leader and Chairman, Security Committee for Adio Community, Femi Emiko, said the robbers always fled through Oworonsoki Expressway, police not using the right technique to arrest them.
He said, “Actually, within one week, they have visited Adio five times. They have turned this community to an ‘ATM machine’ where they can withdraw money anytime they like.
“The police do come, but immediately the robbers hear their siren, they run away. We have been having meetings to see how to form vigilantes and fight these robbers. They are young guys and we can win this fight.”
Lagos state police command what is going on? Do you want the civilians to resort to self-help?
According to Punch, the security guard of a nursery and primary school on Adio Street was bound by his hands and feet and beaten up severely.
The landlady in one of the houses, who identified herself as Olubukola, told our correspondent that;
“They have entered my house three times now. The first time
was early Monday morning. They ransacked all the flats in the building.
“On Wednesday night cum Thursday morning, they returned and stole more things. Because of all these, people stopped living in their houses. My children and I now squat in a friend’s apartment in Alagbado.
“But on Friday morning, we returned and discovered the robbers had come and because they did not meet anybody, they broke in and took away my television and DSTV decoder.”
In another house on the street, the robbers carted away handsets, laptops, money and ATM cards.
A resident, who identified himself as Solomon Johnson, said, “They demanded the PINs of the cards. After they left and discovered that the PINs were incorrect, they returned to the room the next day and attacked the owners for giving them wrong PINs. They then asked for the correct PINs from them.”
It was gathered that the robbers, who were mostly teenagers and in their early 20s, wielded cutlasses, crowbars and axes. A resident said while some wore masks, others did not hide their faces.
A resident, Solomon, said he was attacked after the robbers thought he was hiding phones from them.
He said, “They cut my leg with a cutlass and beat me up, telling me to release the phones. I told them I did not have any phone. I was admitted in the hospital for two days.”
Source: PUNCH
“On Wednesday night cum Thursday morning, they returned and stole more things. Because of all these, people stopped living in their houses. My children and I now squat in a friend’s apartment in Alagbado.
“But on Friday morning, we returned and discovered the robbers had come and because they did not meet anybody, they broke in and took away my television and DSTV decoder.”
In another house on the street, the robbers carted away handsets, laptops, money and ATM cards.
A resident, who identified himself as Solomon Johnson, said, “They demanded the PINs of the cards. After they left and discovered that the PINs were incorrect, they returned to the room the next day and attacked the owners for giving them wrong PINs. They then asked for the correct PINs from them.”
It was gathered that the robbers, who were mostly teenagers and in their early 20s, wielded cutlasses, crowbars and axes. A resident said while some wore masks, others did not hide their faces.
A resident, Solomon, said he was attacked after the robbers thought he was hiding phones from them.
He said, “They cut my leg with a cutlass and beat me up, telling me to release the phones. I told them I did not have any phone. I was admitted in the hospital for two days.”
Source: PUNCH
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