One of the suspects, Chidubem Nwachukwu, 27, was arrested on April 8, around 9:45pm, while detectives were on routine patrol.
It was gathered that Nwachukwu, a resident of 7, Ago Street, Ikotun, was seen along Fagbemi Street, Amukoko and was intercepted after policemen said he was suspicious.
Upon searching the suspect the police discovered a locally made revolver pistol and one unexpended cartridge.
“He led detectives to arrest his fellow cult members namely: Uche Obesike, Chinedu Nnaeke, Chinonso Okoro, Abubakar Okoye, Uche Ndigwe, Chinonso Ojukwu, Ekenne Okonkwo, Chidebere Egwu and Izuchukwu Iloabanafor.
“Detectives recovered a locally made revolver pistol, a locally made single barrel gun, an unexpended 7mm ammunition, one battle axe, a Vikings’ beret with logo. Suspects would be charged to court at the conclusion of investigation.”
However, another suspect, Saula Toaheed paraded alongside the 10 earlier mentioned denied being a cultists, claiming that he was arrested without cause.
Toaheed said he was going to buy noodles with his brother when they were whisked into the a bus the policemen brought.
“Around 10:30pm on Thursday, April 5, I and my brother were going to eat noodles at Isheri, when we a bus suddenly parked beside us. A policewoman and a policeman came down. The woman approached us calmly and asked us to enter the bus.
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