Ogun Police Arrest Eight Yoruba Nation Agitators for ‘Unlawful Assembly’ in Sango-Ota
The Ogun State Police Command has arrested eight individuals linked to the group “Democratic Republic of the Yoruba” for allegedly engaging in unlawful assembly, obstructing traffic, and assaulting police officers in Sango-Ota. The arrests followed incidents at Temidire Junction and the Sango-Ota under-bridge, where the group reportedly barricaded roads, set bonfires, and disrupted public order.
Police recovered a Toyota Dyna vehicle used by the group, public address speakers, flags, shirts, banners, and a manifesto connected to the agitation. The suspects—identified as Adewale Sosanya, Opeyemi Oladotun, Zara Gabriel, Ajoke Gabriel, Adewale Adebomojo, Yusuf Tanimowo, Olurotimi Ademola, and Toyin Gabriel—are under investigation and will be charged to court once the probe concludes.
The Commissioner of Police, Lanre Ogunlowo, reassured residents of the command’s commitment to protecting lives and property, warning that any acts breaching public peace or assaults on officers will face decisive action. Residents were urged to remain law-abiding and report suspicious activities promptly.
The Ogun State Police Command has arrested eight individuals linked to the group “Democratic Republic of the Yoruba” for allegedly engaging in unlawful assembly, obstructing traffic, and assaulting police officers in Sango-Ota. The arrests followed incidents at Temidire Junction and the Sango-Ota under-bridge, where the group reportedly barricaded roads, set bonfires, and disrupted public order.
Police recovered a Toyota Dyna vehicle used by the group, public address speakers, flags, shirts, banners, and a manifesto connected to the agitation. The suspects—identified as Adewale Sosanya, Opeyemi Oladotun, Zara Gabriel, Ajoke Gabriel, Adewale Adebomojo, Yusuf Tanimowo, Olurotimi Ademola, and Toyin Gabriel—are under investigation and will be charged to court once the probe concludes.
The Commissioner of Police, Lanre Ogunlowo, reassured residents of the command’s commitment to protecting lives and property, warning that any acts breaching public peace or assaults on officers will face decisive action. Residents were urged to remain law-abiding and report suspicious activities promptly.
Ogun Police Arrest Eight Yoruba Nation Agitators for ‘Unlawful Assembly’ in Sango-Ota
The Ogun State Police Command has arrested eight individuals linked to the group “Democratic Republic of the Yoruba” for allegedly engaging in unlawful assembly, obstructing traffic, and assaulting police officers in Sango-Ota. The arrests followed incidents at Temidire Junction and the Sango-Ota under-bridge, where the group reportedly barricaded roads, set bonfires, and disrupted public order.
Police recovered a Toyota Dyna vehicle used by the group, public address speakers, flags, shirts, banners, and a manifesto connected to the agitation. The suspects—identified as Adewale Sosanya, Opeyemi Oladotun, Zara Gabriel, Ajoke Gabriel, Adewale Adebomojo, Yusuf Tanimowo, Olurotimi Ademola, and Toyin Gabriel—are under investigation and will be charged to court once the probe concludes.
The Commissioner of Police, Lanre Ogunlowo, reassured residents of the command’s commitment to protecting lives and property, warning that any acts breaching public peace or assaults on officers will face decisive action. Residents were urged to remain law-abiding and report suspicious activities promptly.
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