Three people, suspected to be kidnappers, were early hours of
Wednesday set ablaze by an angry mob at Gas Line Bus Stop, Sango Ota
area of Ogun State, for allegedly kidnapping four people.
The
accused persons allegedly killed one of their victims, before the three
others were rescued by a gang of commercial motorcyclists, who chased
their vehicle.
Nigerian Tribune gathered that the wailing of the victims, who were
reportedly trapped in the vehicle, attracted the commercial
motorcyclists.
The angry mob defied the efforts of policemen, who initially arrived
at the scene to take the accused persons to the station, by setting the
accused persons ablaze.
While two of the victims died on the spot, the other raced to Olaotan Bus Stop, before he eventually slumped and died.
The victims of the incident were later taken to Sango Ota divisional
police station, where investigations had commenced into the incident.
An eyewitness, who simply identified himself as Ade, while speaking
with the Nigerian Tribune, said that “the okada people saw them at Sango
but the kidnappers drove away.”
The eyewitness added that “the people caught up with them at this
place and after they rescued the victims and spoke with them, they set
the kidnappers on fire.”
The slain suspects were said to have killed one of their victims, whose remains were carefully packed in a polythene bag.
Another eyewitness, who pleaded anonymity, said that the people did
not deny that they were kidnappers and that they wanted to use those
people for rituals.
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