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Masqueraders, Muslim worshippers’ clash leaves one dead in Osogbo

Femi Adewale by Femi Adewale
June 29, 2021
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The Osun State Police Command, on Monday, confirmed the death of one person during a clash between a masquerader and his followers and Muslim worshippers in Osogbo on Sunday.

According to Osun Police Spokesperson, SP Yemisi Opalola, many were also injured when Muslim worshippers, having their prayer in their mosque, got into a fight with the masqueraders who took their procession past their mosque.

Opalola said though the cause of the fight could not be ascertained yet, she said the state Commissioner of Police, Olawale Olokode, has, however, invited the two fighting group for a dialogue.

She also stated that some persons have been arrested in connection to the incident and that investigation was also ongoing on the development.

About nine persons (including some underage children) were injured , as it was reported that many were shot during the fracas.

A masquerader and his followers were said to be passing through the Oluode Aranyin’s compound, Osogbo, where a mosque is located.

The Muslim worshippers, who were having prayers under a canopy near their mosque, were alleged to have been attacked by the masquerader followers which led to a fight.

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