Crime
JUST IN: Oyo Transport Leader, Lamidi ‘Auxiliary’ Declared Wanted
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Auxiliary is a former chairman of the NURTW Oyo state chapter
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In 2020, Gov. Seyi Makinde appointed Auxiliary chairman of the state’s Park Management Committee (PMS)
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Police raid Auxiliary’s house i Ibadan, arrest 78 hoodlum
Eko Hot Blog reports that the leader of disbanded Parks Management System (PMS), Mukaila Lamidi popularly called Auxillary has been declared wanted.
The Oyo State Police Command, on Friday, declared the Auxillary, wanted after his houses in Ibadan were raided on Tuesday.
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Guns and ammunition allegedly belonging to him and 78 suspected hoodlums were arrested during the raid.
Adewale Osifeso, the state Police Public Relations Officer who addressed newsmen at the command’s headquarters, Eleyele in Ibadan, said, “The general public particularly good citizens of the state are hereby notified that LAMIDI MUKAILA AKA AUXILIARY ‘M’ whose Photograph appears above is wanted by the Nigeria Police Force, Oyo State command in connection with cases of; attempted murder, causing grievous harm, arms dealing, murder, armed robbery within the state and kidnapping at Oke-ogun and Ibarapa axis of the State.
“Lamidi Mukaila is an indigene of the state. He was born on January 9, 1962 (61yrs) and dark in complexion.”
Following the raid, there was noticeable tension in parts of the state, particularly in the primary car parks and garages in Ibadan.
This tension was due to reports of an undetermined number of casualties during the clash between the police and PMS members.
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Despite the raids on his residence in Ibadan, the state police command is yet to lay their hands on Auxiliary, hence prompting them to declare him wanted.
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