JUST IN: Kidnappers’ Hideout Discovered In Lagos, Suspect Set Ablaze

Hamilton Nwosa
Writer

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A suspected kidnapper has been set ablaze after an angry mob took to jungle justice following the discovery of a suspected kidnappers’ hideout around a canal in an area near Obadeyi Ajala, Ijaiye end of the Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway.

A resident of the area told The New Diplomat that the crowd laid siege at the hideouts around 7 am after a highway sweeper with the Lagos State Waste Management Agency raised the alarm.

An abandoned house near the canal was also reportedly used as a hideout by the suspects. It was learnt that the official had heard the voice of a woman calling for help from the canal.

A suspected kidnapper, who fled from the canal, was caught by a mob and set ablaze before the arrival of the police at the scene.

Details soon…

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