Armed robbers who wrote residents of New Oko Oba last Friday telling them to prepare for their visit carried out their threat five days later when they struck early on Wednesday morning 26 June, 2013, at Church Street, off Olaniyi Street, New Oko-Oba Lagos state, southwest Nigeria.
In the said letter, the robbers allegedly told the residents to prepare for their visit as they were coming for money, gold or blood.
After receiving the letter, the residents alerted the police and the Divisional Police Officer (DPO), Adeyemi Adebowale, summoned an emergency meeting with members of the Community Development Association (CDA) in his office to assure the residents of adequate security protection in the area.
In the said letter, the robbers allegedly told the residents to prepare for their visit as they were coming for money, gold or blood.
After receiving the letter, the residents alerted the police and the Divisional Police Officer (DPO), Adeyemi Adebowale, summoned an emergency meeting with members of the Community Development Association (CDA) in his office to assure the residents of adequate security protection in the area.
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