The youth under the aegis of Federation of Igbara-odo Students Union, which comprises of current students and old students of the community had distributed some pamphlets to residents early Friday morning.
In the pamphlet, they had demanded from the community monarch, the Arajaka of Igbara-Odo, to know what happened to money the community realised in the last celebration of the anniversary of the community, demanded inclusion of four of their members in the community's council of chiefs, dmenaded that a new Generation bank, which was about to vacate the town, be asked to stay and also demanded for a police college speculated to be coming to the town.
Eye-witnesses said that after the youths distributed the pamphlets, they made for the palace of the monarch, and unleashed terror on it. They vandalised all vehicles on sight there, the palace building and in the process, also attacked the Divisional Police Officer, (DPO) of the town.
It was also gathered that a yet-to-be identified youth, said to be the leader of the rampaging youths, was killed while, a yet-to-identified policeman, was also lynched to death by the miscreants. His rifle was said to have been taken by his assailants.
Governor Ayodele Fayose, who stormed the area around 6pm today in company of the State'sCommissioner of Police, Mr. Ibrahim Chafe and other security operatives , met with all people of the town, the chiefs as well as some political leaders at the grassroots.
Addressing residents of the community, governor. Fayose, who vowed to get to the roots of the crisis, as well as arrest all those who have perpetrated the evil, imposed a seven-day curfew, spanning from 7an to 6pm daily, on the community.
He said: "this is a very bad development. It is a big shame on the community. I am assuring you that we will get to the root of this matter and ensure that perpetrators are dealt with."
Eye-witnesses said that after the youths distributed the pamphlets, they made for the palace of the monarch, and unleashed terror on it. They vandalised all vehicles on sight there, the palace building and in the process, also attacked the Divisional Police Officer, (DPO) of the town.
It was also gathered that a yet-to-be identified youth, said to be the leader of the rampaging youths, was killed while, a yet-to-identified policeman, was also lynched to death by the miscreants. His rifle was said to have been taken by his assailants.
Governor Ayodele Fayose, who stormed the area around 6pm today in company of the State'sCommissioner of Police, Mr. Ibrahim Chafe and other security operatives , met with all people of the town, the chiefs as well as some political leaders at the grassroots.
Addressing residents of the community, governor. Fayose, who vowed to get to the roots of the crisis, as well as arrest all those who have perpetrated the evil, imposed a seven-day curfew, spanning from 7an to 6pm daily, on the community.
He said: "this is a very bad development. It is a big shame on the community. I am assuring you that we will get to the root of this matter and ensure that perpetrators are dealt with."
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