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ILARO, OGUN: In the incident reported by Naija Confra yesterday in Ilaro, Ogun State, a former NBM (Aye) number 1 man named FM was k**led. FM was k**led in the Oke Ela area of Ilaro. While members of a particular rival cult group have claimed responsibility for the incident,...

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ILORIN, KWARA: On Sunday night, March 29, Naija Confra reported that a policeman had been k**led at Centre Igboro, Kwara State. That report was accurate, and the policeman was later identified as Olarenwaju or Lanre, alias Officer Banana. The Aye (NBM) cult group claimed responsibility for the attack, stating it was retaliation for the k**ling of an Aye number 1 man in Ilorin, named Ahmed Muse, by the police on March 6, which was reported by Naija Confra. During our investigation, we also discovered that the policeman, Olarenwaju, was an Eiye (ACN) member, and both Aye and Eiye have been clashing for some time in Ilorin. Eyewitnesses stated that the attackers, who were about 3 in number, came in a tricycle (keke), sh0t and k**led the policeman in the presence of his mother. He tried to run, but they made sure he did not survive the attack. While the Kwara State Police Command and the Commissioner of Police, Akimi Ojo, are doing their best to keep Kwara State safe, this should be a wake-up call to all police commands, not just Kwara State. If you do not deal with cultism decisively, the violence will surely reach your doorstep. Naija Confra has repeatedly sounded this warning, and it is now happening. Residents have long complained about cult-related issues in Ilorin, especially in areas like Emir’s Road, Post Office, Ile Film, Gambari, and Centre Igboro, where the policeman was recently k**led. We hope authorities begin to take our reports seriously and do more to keep communities safe. Reject Cultism.

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