Cultists clash in Lagos
10 December 2018 |
7:53 am
Rival groups of youth suspected to be cultists on Monday morning went on rampage around Yemisi Relaxation spot in Omoteye Estate, Agege, Lagos. The clash started in the early hours of Monday as gunshots were sporadically shot into the air. However, as at the time of this report the cause of the clash is still…
Rival groups of youth suspected to be cultists on Monday morning went on rampage around Yemisi Relaxation spot in Omoteye Estate, Agege, Lagos.
The clash started in the early hours of Monday as gunshots were sporadically shot into the air.
However, as at the time of this report the cause of the clash is still unknown.
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