Two vigilante operatives beheaded as gunmen kill four in Rivers community

Date:

Must Read

Millions of Nigerians rush to join ADC as online registration opens

The African Democratic Congress ADC has officially launched free...

ADC South-South backs Amaechi for President

Leaders of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Nigeria’s...

2027 battle lines drawn as opposition reject Tinubu’s electoral act, demands fresh amendment

Opposition leaders across Nigeria have rejected the amended Electoral...

Attack on Peter Obi – ADC tied death escape to Edo Gov’s past threat

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) says the recent attack...

Gunmen suspected to be cultists on Monday night killed four persons in Rundele community, Emohua Local Government area of Rivers State.

Two of the victims’ heads were also beheaded. It was gathered that the two persons beheaded are members of a local vigilante group known as the Rundele Security and Peace Advisory Council.

Although details of the incident are hazy, it was gathered that many residents of the area have fled while some slept in the bush till Tuesday morning.

The source who pleaded anonymity in the community said, “The victims (RUSPAC members) were allegedly attacked while they were having a rest.

“After killing them, they abandon them and have their heads displayed in a place called the station in the community.”

He alleged that the miscreants (invaders) were members of the Dey-gbam cult group who escaped from the community and later regrouped to launch the onslaught.

When contacted, the spokesperson of the Rivers State Police Command, Grace Iringe-Koko confirmed the killings, saying it was a clash between two rival gangs.

Iringe-Koko, a Superintendent of Police said though no arrest has been made, an investigation was ongoing to apprehend the culprits.

Iringe-Koko stated,” No arrest for now but the Commissioner of Police has deployed the tactical team to the area and urged them to ensure the hoodlums are apprehended and made to face the law.

“It was a cult clash between Ice Land and Dey-Gbam. During the gun battle, four persons were killed,” he said. 

spot_imgspot_imgspot_img

Latest News

logo-nn-news-small
Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.