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  • Updated: July 04, 2022

Ogun Police Warns Against Cult Activities Planned For Thursday

Ogun Police Warns Against Cult Activities Planned For Thursd

Intelligence report at the disposal of the Ogun State Police Command has revealed that members of various unlawful cult groups are planning to mark what they called "7/7" on Thursday, July 7, 2022.

The report made available by Abimbola Oyeyemi, the Ogun Police spokesperson also revealed that the event may result in bloodletting and wanton destruction of properties.

The command while warning individuals with such devilish intentions to have a rethink and retrace their steps added that such move will be met with strong resistance from security agencies.

"To this end, all the Command's tactical squads namely: SWAT, Anti-Cultists, Anti-kidnapping as well as the DPOs and Area Commanders have all been put on Red Alert to nip in the bud any act capable of undermining the security of the State.

"The full weight of the law will descend on members of any unlawful society who intends to perpetrate evil acts, as the Command will not fold its hands while some misguided and unscrupulous elements attempt to make life difficult for law abiding citizens of the State.

"The Command is therefore using this medium to appeal to parents and guardians to warn their children/wards to steer clear of any unlawful gathering or society before and after the said date to prevent Had-I-Known situation.

"Also, hoteliers are by this release warned not to allow their facilities to be used for any cult related gathering as owners of such facilities will be liable to prosecutions."

While assuring members of the public to go about their lawful businesses without fear of harassment, intimidation and molestation, the command announced that it has rolled out all in its arsenal to deal decisively with anybody who tries to breach the relative peace being enjoyed by the good people of the state. 

 

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