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Youths In The Ido Area Of Ibadan Intercepts 25 Armed Hausa Men

Some youths in the Ido area of Ibadan have arrested a truck loaded with 25 men armed with guns.

 

It was gathered that the men arrested are Hausa and this raised the suspicion of the youths.

 

The men, who claimed they were going to hunt around Eruwa, were said to be at the back of a mini-truck but a searched carried out revealed that they all had Dane guns.

 

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Sources in the community disclosed that the men were arrested by the security conscious youths and handed over to the police station in the area.

The armed men were said to have been driven to the Police Headquarters in Eleyele Ibadan for investigation.

 

This is coming on the heel of the Fulani and the yoruba crisis within the southwest region of the country.

 

Meanwhile, as at the time of filling this report, police command is yet to comment on the development.

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