Just In: Gun Battle At Oyo State Secretariat As O’odua Nation Agitators Attempt To Take Over Assembly Complex (Videos)
There is an ongoing battle between state state security personnel and Oodua Nation agitators at the Oyo state government secretariat.
It was learned that the suspected Oodua Nation agitators in Army uniform stormed the government secretariat in numbers to hijack the Oyo state House of Assembly.
According to our reporter, Akindele Alabi, the alleged agitators had already taken over the assembly complex premises, and hosted their flag before in arrival of backup security personnel.
As of filling this report, the presence of Nigerian Police, Amotekun, and other security personnel had put the ugly situation into order, and several of the suspected agitators have been arrested
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