Oba Babatunde Ajayi Worried Over Incessant Cult Killings in Sagamu

The paramount ruler of Remoland, Oba Babatunde Ajayi, has expressed concern over the cultists killing in Sagamu.

He said cultist killings have become a monster terrifying the peaceful co-existence of people in the town and its environs.

The Akarigbo, calling for an immediate end to the killings, asked Remo indigenes in Nigeria and in the diaspora, to come up with a solution to stop incessant killings, immoral behavior, and other crimes in the town.

The monarch made the call, in an interview with newsmen in his palace in Sagamu, over the recent killing of the Balogun of Itunsoku Community in Sagamu, Chief Abiodun Folarin in his residence.

The chief, according to the police was killed by some cultists while relaxing outside his residence.

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The Akarigbo expressed concern that such a high Remo chief could be killed, without any trace of his killers until now.

Several people, mostly cultists had been killed in rivalry clashes by cultist groups in the town.

Police in clamping down on the rampaging cultists in the town had arrested scores of them.

Akarigbo called for the collaboration of chiefs, elders, and heads of communities in Sagamu, to stop incessant killings in Sagamu.

Secretary to the Sagamu local government, Prince Kolawole Onalaja said a special security patrol made up of operatives from all security agencies had been constituted to restore peace to the town.