The action was carried out under Operation Flush Out Cultists and Kidnappers, a special security team led by the Principal Security Officer to the Governor.
During the raid, two suspected Aye members were arrested at the property, while five others escaped and are now wanted.
The Governor’s Chief Press Secretary, Patrick Ebojele, confirmed the operation and said the demolition followed intelligence reports tying the building to cult‑related crimes that have claimed lives in Benin City this year.
Edo State’s anti‑cultism law empowers the government to pull down any property used for cult activities as part of its strategy to curb the violence.
Governor that hasn't done any tangible thing in his state except destroying properties of cultist
ReplyDeleteYou are comically uninformed.
DeleteThe rate of school building and renovation as well as road construction and repair of this Edo governor is pace setting.
Hope this isn't witch hunting..
ReplyDeleteThose properties couod have been converted to something meaningful for the state
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ReplyDeleteWhat an idiot
ReplyDeleteCommendable
ReplyDeleteGood job Mr Governor.
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