Militants attack Ogun state deputy Governor

Suspected militants on Monday assaulted

the security group of the Ogun state deputy governor Mrs Yetunde Onanuga at

Ibafo.

The activists connected with Onaguga's security group

in firearm fight when she set out on an

assessment visit to some marginal groups

amongst Ogun and Lagos states sacked by

aggressors.

The News Office of Nigeria (NAN) reports that

the suspected aggressors had last Friday assaulted

the groups slaughtering scores of inhabitants.

Onanuga, who went to Imushin, Elepete and Igbo-

Olomu people group, consoled the inhabitants of

the dedication of the powers to secure

their lives and property.

The suspected aggressors be that as it may, started

shooting at the security agents who

went with the agent representative at Akoka

Ebute range of Ibafo, in Obafemi-Owode Neighborhood

Government Range.

Notwithstanding, the firearm fight which went on for about

20 minutes, did not record a setback.

Customary rulers from the influenced groups

had before held a meeting with the Secretary to

the Legislature of Ogun State (SSG), Taiwo

Adeoluwa, in Abeokuta.

NAN reports that the result of the meeting

prodded the legislature to send a designation,

driven by the representative senator to visit the influenced

groups.

As the development security group drove by the administration

boss was drawing closer Ibafo Streams, where the

suspected activists were accepted to stow away,

a torrent of gunfire followed, compelling the law

authorization specialists to take spread.

NAN assembled that the security agents,

including warriors and policemen, reacted

quickly and repulsed the suspected

activists, who later withdrew further into the

rivers and got away.

The designation later made a temporary route from the

harried zone after the appointee representative had

guaranteed the inhabitants of responsibility to their

wellbeing.

Responding to the weapon fight, the SSG communicated

worry over the disintegrating security circumstance

in the influenced groups and called for

dire Government's help.

``It is a thing of disappointment that things have gone so

terrible in our nation; at this level, the groups drove

by the appointee legislative leader of the state were definitely not

ready to have entry to a piece of our state.

``It implies that without mincing words, the

Central Government needs to get required in

this.

``This is something that is past the limit

of the police. We require military team like

the one we have in Niger Delta; it's vital

what's more, attractive.

``As we can see in Elepete, Igbo-Olomu and

Imagbon, nothing can be contrasted and the

brutality here in Ibafo," Adeoluwa said.

He said the trading of gunfire between the

security agents and the criminal"in wide

light" was unfortunate.