FLASH: Youths Beat King To Pulp For Appointing Imam In Osun

• A group of youths in Osun state have beaten a monarch to pulp.

• Oba Jelili Olaiya was beaten up for appointing an imam for the community’s mosque.

• Daily Report Nigeria gathers that the king was appointed against the support of the people, hance the hostile behavior

Youths of Hallelujah community have taken matters into their hands, as they assaulted their traditional leader.

According to reports, a group of angry youths beat up the newly installed monarch, Oba Jelili Olaiya, the Ajeniju of Hallelujah.

This happened on Friday, January 3, in the community located in Egbedore local government area of Osun State

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It was gathered that the king had been installed few months ago without the support of the Ido-Osun community, as they kick against it.

And in recent news, the king appointed one Ahmad Tijjani as Chief Imam of the Hallelujah community, an act which sparked outrage among the people.

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White gathering people for the Friday Jumaat prayer, the youths invaded the palace premises, scattering the area as they beat the king mercilessly, while querying his authority.

Confirming the incident, a police source said

“The situation escalated, resulting in the vandalization of the palace and a physical attack on Ajenifuja of Hallelujah, who sustained serious injuries. He has since been taken to the State CID for further investigation and safety”, 

Also confirming the incident, the Special Adviser to Governor Ademola Adeleke on Security, Hon. Samuel Ojo said he will not comment on the incident pending the outcome of an investigation on the matter.

We’ll No Longer Tolerate Killing, Assault On Officers – IGP

The inspector General Of Police has clapped back at numerous assaults on the Nigerian police officers.

While giving a speech on Friday in Enugu, he noted that the police will now take calculated measures against anyone found wanting.

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