Land grabbers invade Ketu-Epe, unleash terror on residents

By Laide Raheem, Abeokuta

Hoodlums suspected to be land grabbers on Thursday night invaded Ketu-Epe town in Lagos State and unleashed terror on residents of the town.

According to a statement signed by Simon Adesina, the media assistant to Babjide Adekoya Adewofora, the Oba-elect of Ketu-Epe, the land grabbers stormed the sleepy town with dangerous weapons, inflicting injuries on the residents.

He added that the hoodlums, who invaded the town from Rallas Street along Palace Road, also carted away belongings of the residents.

Adesina explained that the attack on Thursday night climaxed the three weeks of terrorising the community and spreading fear among the residents by the hoodlums, who were allegedly brought into Ketu-Epe by a contestant vying for the stool. While saying that the incident has made several residents flee the town due to the offensive by the notorious land grabbers, he disclosed that the hoodlums were brought to the Ketu-Epe from neighbouring communities such as Ejirin, Ayalu and Isekupa. Adesina in the statement, appealed to the police and other relevant security agencies to come to the aid of the town, stressing that “residents can no longer sleep with their two eyes closed due to the constant attacks by the hoodlums.

“Those who sustained critical injuries were moved to hospital for immediate medical attention, while the matter has also been reported to the police.   Recall that the Alaketu-designate, Prince Adewofora, had earlier alerted the police on the constant threats posed by land grabbers to his community

“We appeal to the Lagos State Commissioner of Police and the Inspector General of Police to come to rescue the people of Ketu-Epe.”

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