Fear Grips Delta Residents As Cultists Hold Convention, Recruit New Members
There was pandemonium in Asaba, Delta state capital, yesterday as
the dreaded ‘Aye’ Confraternity have billed their convention to hold at
undisclosed location within Asaba metropolis today to initiate new
members.
The panic it triggered across the state forced residents to tread
with caution at market places and event centres as possible clash with
members of rival groups may disrupt the prevailing peace and order in
the state.
Against the backdrop, men of the state police command issued a
warnin and threatened to deal ruthlessly with anyone caught in the act
within the entire length and breadth of the state.
Stern-looking conventional and unconventional security operatives,
including men of the Eagle Net, Anti-Cult Patrol, Anti-Kidnapping Squad,
Anti-Crime Patrol and Criminal Investigation Department (CID) yesterday
assumed strategic positions at flash points to bring the situation
under control. The state Commissioner of Police, Muhammad Mustafa,
categorically said members of the sickening outlawed confraternity
should be ready to face the full wrath of the law if caught.
He said, “against the backdrop of credible intelligence reports
that cultists, especially of the ‘Aye’ persuasion, in keeping with
their anachronistic and barbaric tradition, will today July 7, 2018
converge on several designated black-spots in the state to engage in
unwholesome acts, such as conscripting new members into their fold,
clashing with members of rival cult groups and thereby constituting
threat life and property, and disrupting peace and order.”
While the CP urged the group to steer clear from the entire state, he reassured the people of the state to exercise no fear.
He maintained that the command will continually do all that is
legally and humanly possible to ensure that the state is free of crimes
and residents sleep with their eyes closed.
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