EXCLUSIVE: Herdsmen To Attack Ogun Anytime Soon
A United States-based Nigerian soldier, Chibuenyi, popularly known as Don Machiti, has raised an alarm over an alleged planned attack by suspected herdsmen in Ogun State.
Sharing a post on X (Formerly known as twitter, he said intelligence at his disposal indicated the discovery of a new hideout reportedly occupied by armed individuals in Ajebo, Obafemi Owode Local Government Area of the state.
According to him, the hideout was uncovered following recent developments he described as a security concern requiring public attention.
Chibuenyi alleged that the location was fully occupied by armed men who could launch an attack at any time.
He warned that the situation also posed a threat to other parts of the South, noting that similar camps were allegedly increasing across the region.
Chibuenyi claimed that hundreds of such hideouts existed nationwide, with more reportedly emerging in southern states.
He said all relevant communications related to the development would be monitored to ensure the safety of residents.
Chibuenyi also alleged that security agencies were limited in their response, claiming that officers who attempted to take action were sometimes removed from service.
The soldier insisted that the situation represented a looming security threat that required serious attention from communities in the affected areas.
He wrote, “An intelligence agent that I have on ground has uncovered another herdsmen hideout. This time, I’ll reveal it because of what happened today. The hideout is in Ajebo Obafemi Awolowo LGA, Ogun State and the’re fully armed and will strike anytime soon. Yoruba land is also not safe if you’re on my page celebrating bloodshed because the President is your tribesman.
“This is another hideout that they have setup in Ajebo. There are thousands of these across Nigeria and more of these are springing up in the South. All communications will be tracked in real time to keep my people safe. The security agencies are told not to intervene and some of them who take action get dismissed from service. It’s a war that many have not woken up to. Igbo land must and will survive. I’m not sure about the rest.
