Tension in Ondo over rumoured bank robbery

ondo state
Enugu State

Bamigbola Gbolagunte, Akure

There was tension in Akure, the Ondo State capital today following rumours of bank robbery in the town.

Many residents of the town including shop owners hurriedly closed their shops when news filtered that a branch of the First Bank located at Oja Oba area of the town was being robbed.

The news was also published on some social media platforms thereby creating anxiety in the minds of the people.

But it was gathered that the news was fake as there was no robbery in any bank within the state capital.

Meanwhile, Ondo State police command has urged residents of Akure to disregard any rumour of bank robbery or an attempted bank robbery in the state capital or anywhere in the state.

The Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) for the state police command, Mr Femi Joseph, said the clarification became imperative following the rumour being spread on the social media that some banks were being robbed in Akure.

The police spokesman said the story was not only false and mischievous but also wicked and lacked substance.

He said: “We wish to inform the public especially the citizens of the state to disregard any rumour of bank robbery or an attempted bank robbery in Akure or anywhere in the state.

“We make bold to say that the story is not only false and mischievous but also wicked and lacks substance as no such incident happened anywhere in the state.

” We urge the good people of the state to disregard this rumour, as it is nothing but a blatant lie from the pit of hell. Our men are everywhere across the state to deal with any manner of crime or criminality, he stressed.”

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