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Muslims/Masqueraders Clash: Osun Police arrest, detain head of masquerades, Esuleke

  As part of the ongoing investigation into the attack on Muslims im Osogbo by some Masqueraders, Police in the State have arrested and detained the leader of masquerade worshippers, Chief Kayode…

 

As part of the ongoing investigation into the attack on Muslims im Osogbo by some Masqueraders, Police in the State have arrested and detained the leader of masquerade worshippers, Chief Kayode Esuleke.

InsightMedia has reported that Chief Esuleke, a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Osun allegedly led the masquerade worshippers that attacked an Islamic group, Kamorudeen Society Central Mosque in Osogbo, on Sunday.

 

In the process of the attack, one person, Moshood Salawudeen, was shot dead, while about 13 persons, including children, sustained gunshot injuries.

The group had on Sunday organised a special program for the nation on the crisis facing Nigeria.

According to DailyPost, Esuleke was invited by the Inspector General of Police’s Intelligence Response Team (IGP-IRT) to their station in Oke-Fia on Tuesday and was detained.

Confirming the arrest on phone, the Osun State Commissioner of Police, Wale Olokode said he withdrew the case from former IPO who was initially handling the case due to the request from the Islamic group.

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“I transferred the case to IGP-IRT because one of the parties, the Islamic group, said they didn’t want the person handling the case,” he said.

The CP had on a Live radio program on Tuesday in Osogbo assured a thorough investigation of the matter.

He assured the members of the public to stay calm and trust police investigation.

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Published June 30, 2021
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