- ‘777’ Anniversary: Police Issue Stern Warning
- Odutola reaffirmed the command’s dedication to preserving peace and public safety
- The command warns that anyone caught with firearms will face prosecution.
The Ogun State Police Command has pledged to take firm action against any unlawful gatherings or processions linked to the “777” cult anniversary celebration across the state.
The command announced that it has reinforced security across all divisions and area commands, warning that anyone caught with firearms will face prosecution.
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Eko Hot Blog reports that the “777” date falling on the seventh day of the seventh month has previously been associated with violent incidents in the state.
In a statement released on Sunday, the command’s spokesperson, Omolola Odutola, urged parents and guardians to warn their children against loitering or forming groups in public spaces.
Odutola reaffirmed the command’s dedication to preserving peace and public safety, stating that security forces will not hesitate to break up gatherings that appear suspicious or pose a threat to public order.
She said, “The Ogun State Command wishes to alert the general public, especially young persons, on intelligence reports regarding planned cult-related celebrations popularly called ‘777’ across the state.
“Any attempt to stage unlawful gatherings, processions, or anniversary events linked to cultism will be met with swift and decisive police action.
“Parents and guardians are advised to caution their wards. Young people are strongly urged to avoid loitering or forming clusters in public places.
“The command further warns that anyone found in possession of firearms will be prosecuted,” she added.
