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Thunderstorm kills 32 cows in Ogun

Freedom Online by Freedom Online
June 22, 2025
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Thunderstorm has reportedly killed 32 cows in Ogun State.
The incident happened in Odeda Local Government Area of the Gateway State.
A statement by CSP Omolola Odutola, Police Public Relations Officer of the State Command Headquarters in Eleweran,
Abeokuta, said two herders reported the incident at Aregbe Divisional Headquarters.

The statement reads: “On the 21st of June, 2025, at about 1640hrs, two herders from Osara Community in Odeda Local Government Area of Ogun State reported an unusual incident at Aregbe Divisional Headquarters regarding the death of thirty-two cows in a nearby forest during rainstorm earlier that day
“The herders, who are jointly responsible for the livestock, suspected that the deaths may have resulted from thunderstorm with intense lightning. At the time of the report, the total monetary value of the livestock could not be ascertained.

“A prompt on-the-spot assessment was conducted by the Divisional Police Officer. Initial observations revealed no visible injuries or foul play on the animals. The cattle were found lying lifeless in various positions in the forest. The owners confirmed they do not suspect any individual or group, nor have they made any allegations or accusations.

“In response to the incident, the Commissioner of Police, CP Lanre Ogunlowo, urged the community to remain calm and treat the incident as a natural phenomenon”.

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