Bandits Dressed Like Pastors Were Caught Along Abuja Road Carrying Ammunition In Casket - Joe
News Hub CreatorJan 25, 2022 6:57 PM
Joe Igbokwe shared information he heard about some arrested bandits dressed as pastors with a casket full of ammunition along Abuja Road.


Banditry has been one of the problems facing the country for some period of time. A huge sum of money has been spent by the Federal Government to curtail the activities of those hoodlums terrorizing the people.

There have been several reports about bandits dressing in different kinds of clothes to attack their victims. A few days ago, there was a report about some bandits dressed in military uniforms attacking travellers along the Lagos expressway.

Joe Igbokwe, special adviser to the Lagos State Governor on drainage and water resources, took to his social media page to report some information he heard that some bandits dressed as pastors had been arrested.


According to the information revealed by Igbokwe, the bandits were arrested along Abuja Road with a casket full of ammunition. Igbokwe also shared the photos of the alleged pastors on his page.






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