There was tension in Aladja Community in Udu Local Government Area of Delta State following the disruption of an All Progressives Congress Party, APC, event, organised by a former youth leader, Obaro Matthew Jagogo at Ward 10.

The hoodlums stormed the event, alleging that Jagogo was owing them the sum of four hundred thousand naira.

They told the crowd of visitors already seated that they did not come for anyone but Jagogo and thereafter bundled him into a waiting car and brought down canopies.

They also chased the DJ away.

Comrade Jagogo had organized the event with the intention of dumping the PDP for the All Progressives Congress for reasons best known to him before the incident occurred.

The likes of Collins Egbetamah, a House of Assembly candidate, Keston Okoro, and Williki were being expected at the event when the hoodlums stormed the area at Ekregware Quarters in Aladja community.

When approached for comments, the APC Ward 10 Chairman in the Aladja community, Mr. Abeyi Lucky who was at the scene boarding a commercial motorcycle in solidarity with Jagogo said, “it is just a scene we did not expect”.

At the time of this report, there were fears that the incident might cause a crisis between the APC and the opposition in the community.

Osun: Palace Of Traditional Ruler, Aree Of Iree, Set Ablaze By Hoodlums

There was uneasiness in Iree town as the Palace of the Aree of Iree went up in flames on Thursday, December 1, 2022.

Eyewitnesses revealed that some buildings within the Aree Palace, in Boripe North Local Council Development Area of Osun were set ablaze by irate residents.

Some witnesses also explained that the buildings were torched by hoodlums.

They explained that the fire incident was a result of opposition to the detention of Chief Soliu Atoyebi, the Aogun of Iree by operatives of the Department of State Services, DSS.

The incident, it was reported, resulted in most roads within the polytechnic town being blocked.

Recall that in November, the palace of the Akinrun of Ikinrun was burnt by some persons who opposed the government for installing Oba Yinusa Olalekan Akadiri.

The palace of the Akinrun was burnt in order to prevent the monarch from having access to it.

In the process also, Lukman Omoola, an indigene of the town was shot dead.

100 Shops, 2 Reported Dead Destroyed As Fire Guts Kano Market

Two people were confirmed dead and over 100 shops razed down in a fire incident in Kano State.

Saminu Yusuf Abdullahi, the public relations officer, Kano State Fire Service, confirmed the incident to Daily Post on Sunday, November 13, 2022.

He said the incident happened at the Badume vegetable market in the Bichi local government area of Kano State.

He said three persons were trapped, including a female and two males.

Abdullahi explained that a rescue team was quickly mobilized to the scene and were rescued unconscious and later taken to the hospital and two were confirmed dead.

He charged the public to use fire and electrical appliances with care to avoid inferno.

Yusuf said the cause of the incident is still under investigation.

HORROR: 2 Suspected Robbers Burnt To Death In Enugu

Two young men trying to rob POS operators at the Independence Layout area in Enugu  were, on Wednesday, November 9, 2022, set ablaze by angry youths

It was gathered that the angry mobs did not allow the police to take them to their station, but decided to take the law into their hands.

Before setting them on fire, they were first stripped naked, filmed and the video circulated on social media.

The country director of the Global Society for Anti-Corruption, G-SAC, Mrs Amaka Nweke condemned the jungle Justice.

Nweke, however, condemned the attacks on POS operators but said people should not take laws into their hands but hand over such matters to law enforcement agencies.

“I condemn what the robbers do to the POS operators but at the same time, I condemn mob action.  They should have handed them over to the police instead of taking laws into their hands,” she condemns.

However, a resident who would not want his name in print said the robbers deserved what they got.

“I like the way they were set ablaze alive so that it will serve as a deterrent to others.  If you have been a victim of these bad boys, you will even want a worse thing to happen to them.  I do not pity them.  Let them burn in hell for all I care,” he said.

The police were yet to confirm the incident as the police spokesman, Daniel Ndukwe, said that he had not been informed about the unwholesome development.

“The incident has not been brought to my notice but I’ll find out,” he said.