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Tension In Ondo Community As Mob Beats Naval Officer To Death

There was tension in the Idoani part of Ondo State as a Naval officer attached to the Navy Secondary School, Imeri, Ose Local Government Area was beaten to death by a mob.

A friend of the deceased, Sunday Olaoluwa, disclosed that the incident happened on Monday, identifying the deceased as Akingbohun M.

Also confirming the incident, the Ondo Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), SP Funmilayo Odunlami-Omisanya, the deceased was attacked during an altercation that arose from a minor motorcycle accident.

According to the police spokesperson, the deceased was beaten with plank and iron and was confirmed dead at the hospital.

Chairman of Ose Local Government, Dennis Adekunle, who condemned the killing, assured the Naval authorities of the cooperation of the community in dousing tension in the community.

Adekunle, in a statement, begged Naval authorities in the school to apply minimum force while in search for the suspects.

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According to sources within the community, the deceased was driving along the community when he splashed mud water on an okada rider and his passenger simply identified as Ayo.

The deceased was said to have parked and apologised to the passenger and the Okada rider but his apology fell on deaf ears.

Witnesses said the Okada rider invited some hoodlums in the community to the scene and one of them hit the deceased on the head with an iron rod and he fell down.

The naval officer was rushed to the hospital in the town but was confirmed dead on arrival.

Sources said the Okada rider was apprehended and handed over to the police while the thugs that hit the deceased with the iron rod fled on hearing news about the death.

However, some Naval officials have invaded Idoani community in search of the fleeing hoodlums.

Witnesses said the presence of the Naval men turn the town into a ghost town as commercial activities were halted.

A source said many young men have fled to neighbouring communities to avoid being arrested.

 

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