News | Job Vacancy | Tv/Interviews | Scholarships | Educations | Entertainment | Biography | Got Talent's | Phones | Super Stories | Sports News | Comedies | Business | Relationship | Tech | Movies Series | Search
Posted by: Miss Ifeoluwa« on: June 04, 2021, 04:37:54 PM »A barber was hacked to death and his customer wounded by suspected cultists at the Oke-Ijetu area of Osogbo in Osun. The late barber, simply identified as Shogo, was attacked in his shop at about 10.00 a.m by six armed men. A source said that the attackers, on sighting their target, inflicted several machete cuts on him, before hitting his head with a big stone. The source said the assailants also attacked a customer who went to the shop for a haircut, inflicting several machete cuts on him, while trying to flee when he saw them. A co-barber with Shogo in the shop, however, escaped unhurt. A source close to the wounded customer told NAN that the six young men, armed with cutlasses, arrived the barber’s shop on three motorcycles. He said that the wounded customer was attacked by the assailants as he ran out of the shop after seeing them. “Eventually, the cultists caught up with him and inflicted machete cuts on him. “The second barber managed to run out of the salon and escaped the attack, but Shogo, who was their target, was caught, macheted and later killed,” he said. The source said that the wounded customer was receiving treatment in an undisclosed hospital. He said that the killed barber was said to have relocated to Osogbo from Ilesa about three months ago, and the assailants might have come from Ilesa. When contacted, the Osun Police Spokesperson, SP Yemi Opalola, confirmed the incident, saying that the body of the deceased barber had been taken to the morgue. Opalola said police were, however, on the trail of the assailants. He said that they would soon be caught and brought to justice.
Eight young Nigerian girls trafficked to Ghana repatriated by Rajih
[September 27, 2024, 03:27:58 PM] Bobrisky: We will not spare anybody – Nigerian Govt vows by Rajih [September 27, 2024, 03:26:06 PM] An Invisible Victim: The Eliza Samudio Case – Netflix Review by Mr. Babatunde [September 27, 2024, 04:42:15 AM] Five Offa Robbery Suspects Sentenced To Death by Miss Ifeoluwa [September 26, 2024, 05:46:56 PM] Adeleke's Health Initiative Has Improved The Wellbeing Of Pensioners In The... by Miss Ifeoluwa [September 26, 2024, 09:59:07 AM]
|