Just In: Nigeria's Notorious Robbers Anini, Osunbor, Oyenusi ‘Resurrect’
- A piece of news that would create fear and cause panic in the minds of Nigerians, is the resurrection of Nigeria's notorious armed robbers
- This is as the armed robbers who terrorised the nation in the 1980s and 1990s respectively have returned back to life in Ondo state
- Meanwhile, the Amotekun corps in the state paraded the new set of robbers who named themselves after the likes of Oyenusi, Lawrence Anini and Monday Osunbor
Notorious armed robbers that terrorised Nigeria in the 1980s and 1990s, identified simply as Oyenusi, Lawrence Anini and Monday Osunbor, have ‘resurrected’ in Ondo state.
They ‘resurrected’ in teenage robbery suspects nabbed by the Ondo State Security Network codenamed Amotekun Corps at Ijare area of Akure.
The Nation reports that members of the gang named themselves after the late notorious armed robbers who were killed by firing squad.
Source: Facebook
The robbers
Among the robbers paraded were 14- year- old Anini; 16-year- old Oyenusi and 17-year- old Monday Osunbor.
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The mother of 14- year- old Anini was also paraded.
They are harassing people in traffic: Outrage as Police make big arrest in Lagos, recover weapons
On Tuesday, April 5, the Nigerian Police arrested three robbery suspects and recovered a Beretta pistol and four rounds of ammunition at a Toyota bus-stop near Oshodi, Lagos.
This disclosure was made known on Thursday, April 7, through a post shared on the official Facebook page of the Rapid Response and confirmed by the Lagos state police command spokesperson, SP Benjamin Hundeyin.
According to the command, a tip-off from Lagosians to the RRS officers who were on routine patrol along Ladipo and Oshodi, aided their arrest.
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No fewer than 38 suspected bandits were killed during different gun battles in Katsina state. This was disclosed on Thursday, December 30, during a ‘special press conference’ by Sanusi Buba, the commissioner of police, Katsina state Command.
It was reported that five gallant police officers also paid the supreme price while others sustained various degrees of injuries.
The commissioner who was represented by SP Gambo Isah, the police public relations officer of the command paid tribute to the personnel who died in the line of duty.
Source: Legit.ng
