Updated: Days After Legit.ng's Report, Missing Truck's Owner Finds Vehicle at Strange Location
A lady who cried out over a missing truck has revealed to Legit.ng that a thorough search led the owner to a Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASMA) office where the truck was found.
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A gang of gunmen had hijacked the truck loaded with petrol in the CMS area of Lagos state.
The owner of the vehicle who wished to remain anonymous for security reasons disclosed to a Legit.ng reporter that the vehicle with number plate KSF 335 has a 20,000-tonne capacity.
The owner added that the nearest police station should be informed immediately if anyone who has seen the truck or with vital information about its location is out there.
Below are photos of the truck:
Source: UGC
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When asked by Legit.ng's Onyirioha Nnamdi if the truck has been seen or tracked, the young woman who alerted Nigerians earlier on its whereabouts said nothing positive has been heard.
She had expressed optimism that something good will come up soonest.
As Nigeria's security continues to deteriorate, evil-minded fellows go all-out to strike terror in the minds of innocent citizens in attacks that have left some dead and made life unbearable for others.
Another attack hits Anambra as gunmen invade Soludo’s village
Meanwhile, reports had confirmed that some suspected gunmen invaded the local government of Governor Charles Soludo and killed a policeman.
The suspected gunmen launched an attack on Isuofia Community in Aguata Local Government Area of Anambra state.
A source revealed that the suspected gunmen launched the attack at the security posts of police operatives and started to open fire.
Legit.ng gathered that the assailants were not happy with the state government for stationing police operatives in that area.
The source said:
“The hoodlums stormed the area, shooting non-stop, while residents scampered for safety. One policeman was killed in the process."
No policeman was killed - Anambra police
However, contrary to reports that a policeman was killed during the open fire, the state police command has debunked the claim.
Reacting to the incident, the spokesperson of the Anambra State Police Command, DSP Ikenga Tochukwu, confirmed the attack but said no policeman was killed.
He further stated that the incident did not transpire in the governor's community, rather it happened along the expressway. Tochukwu however disclosed that three police operatives sustained injuries and that the operation was still in progress.
He also said a vehicle was recovered with bloodstained showing that the hoodlum suffered casualty.
But the community sources insisted that the attack happened at Isuofia and a policeman was killed.
Source: Legit.ng
