Thunderstorm Kills Three Suspected Kidnappers In Kwara

A rainstorm that reportedly killed three alleged kidnappers in the rural town of Oro Ago in the state’s Ifelodun local government area is being looked into by the Kwara State Police Command.

The ANAEDOONLINE learned that the event, which was connected to the work of the neighborhood watch team in Igbomina, was intended to address security issues in the Kwara state.
The event took place in the neighborhood roughly three days ago, according to a video that has gone viral.

The victims of the thunderstrike were apparently suspected members of an eight-man kidnapping gang that allegedly operated in Iwo, in the state’s Isin local government region, roughly three weeks ago, according to the footage that was discovered.

The one-minute-13-second video clip showed decomposing bodies of three young persons, presumably in their 20s, already burnt beyond recognition in a bush, with flies all over the scene.
The voice in the short video clip said that: “We’re members of the vigilance team in Igbomina Kwara. Our efforts against those perpetrating evil and kidnapping people in our area had yielded fruits.

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Thunderstrike struck them dead. Three of them. God will continue to make us successful against the evildoers. We shall overcome them all by the grace of God. Thank you all”.

Also, another video clip showed some Fulani herders, said to be relations of the victims of the thunderstrike, in a bush, bemoaning their loss. They ascribed the incident to an act of God that cannot be questioned by anyone, saying that the thunderstrike is from God and can never be man-made.
Speaking on the incident, the state commissioner of Police, Mrs. Ebunoluwarotimi Adelesi, said that the command and its men had already commenced an investigation into the incident.

The police boss said that the veracity of the incident would be ascertained after diligent investigation.

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