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Lagos Island Cult Clash Leaves One Dead Many Injured

Lagos Island Cult Clash Leaves One Dead Many Injured
Lagos Island Cult Clash Leaves One Dead Many Injured

Lagos Island cult clash has left one person dead, with many with varying degrees of injuries, as gang-related crimes continue to rise in the State.

According to reports, the young man whose life was cut short in the Lagos Island cult clash at the popular Alli Street on Sunday night, which was between Agarawu and Onola Boys was identified as ‘Tiroo’.

In the course of the clash, hoodlums were said to have attacked residents and shop owners, dispossessing them of their valuables.

The attack on innocent people was said to have irked some youths including Tiroo who converged on Itafaji to resist the aggressors.

Tiroo was hit in the neck by a stray bullet from the attackers and reportedly died on the spot.

According to sources, the deceased was buried on Monday morning with youths vowing to take the law into their hands if the culprits are not brought to book .

“Youths from Onola, Itafaji and other affected areas have resolved to defend themselves in any way possible. We have even invited the service of Oodua People’s Congress (OPC) to apprehend the notorious Agarawu boys and hand them over to the police for prosecution.

“The police are trying their best but these Agaruwa boys are too notorious,” said a resident.

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