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Sunday, 29 March 2015
Community leader clubbed to death in Benin
The Chairman of Obagienevbosa Community in
Ikpoba-Okha Local Government Area of Edo
State, Igie Osayande, has been clubbed to death
by thugs.
The victim was reportedly shot along with his
brother, Igie Obafuedo, said to have been taken
to a hospital for medical attention.
The incident was said to have occurred on
Saturday during voting at Ward 9, Units 9, 10 and
11 in the community located off Sapele road.
According to an All Progressives Congress agent,
the attackers had stormed the voting centre
ordering to be accredited, long after accreditation
had ended.
According to the source, efforts by the leaders of
the thugs “to get accreditation were rebuffed by
the presiding officer, who told him that voting had
already commenced.
The source added, “He was then prevailed upon
by the policeman on duty at the unit to leave the
area.”
He was said to have been accosted by the
deceased, who tried to prevent him from
disrupting the exercise.
The victim was, however, met with stiff opposition
from other members of the gang who beat him to
death.
The source said, “He returned to the ward after
with his boys, scattered the ballot boxes and tore
the ballot papers into shreds.
“In an attempt to resist them, the APC youth
leader, Igie Osagiede, was attacked by the thugs
and clubbed to death.”
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