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Arrested Badoo Suspect, Alaka Abayomi Cries Out

Chief Alaka Abayomi, an arrested Badoo cult group suspect has cried out.

“I was invited by the Police two weeks ago and I honoured the invitation where I was made to write a statement during which I was asked if I belonged to the Badoo cult group and I told them I did not belong to the group but I have a dedicated traditional place of worship in Ikorodu”

“After the interrogation, I was allowed to go home, only for the Police to storm my house at Magodo where I live on Sunday, 30th of July, 2017 and told me that the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Edgar wants to see me and I followed them. On our way to the State Command they stop twice and picked two other men.”

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“On getting to the State Command I was detained and no one told me what my offence was. The following day, they brought me out, put me in a vehicle with pressmen and ask me to take them to my dedicated traditional place of worship at Agbowa in Ikorodu and I took them there, they searched everywhere and found nothing incriminating.”

“That traditional place of worship has been there for over 30 years and there are over 100 traditional places of worship in Ikorodu alone and they found nothing in that place, yet they tagged me a murderer and a member of Badoo cult group.”

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