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The Osun State Police Command has apprehended six individuals suspected of being members of a cult group during intelligence-led operations in Osogbo, the state capital. A spokesperson for the command, DSP Abiodun Ojelabi, announced these arrests on Tuesday, as part of ongoing efforts to combat cultism, drug offenses, and other criminal activities in the region.

The suspects identified are Ajibade Lateef, 21; Olaniyi Kabiru, 27; Ifaleke Ifedeji, 18; Tajudeen Wasiu, 35; Abideen Babatunde, 35; and Opeyemi Lukman, 18. Preliminary investigations suggest the suspects were affiliated with the Eiye Confraternity. Police recovered suspected criminal charms, illicit drugs, and cash during the raids, believed to be proceeds from drug-related activities.

The suspects have been charged to court, and police continue to investigate and apprehend other individuals involved in similar criminal activities. The Commissioner of Police, Ibrahim Zungura, emphasized the police's resolve to eliminate criminal elements from Osun State, warning that such individuals and groups would face severe consequences.

The police urge residents, including parents, guardians, and community leaders, to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities to the police. The command calls on young people to avoid involvement in criminal activities, emphasizing the serious repercussions such actions can have. Continued raids on criminal hideouts will be conducted until suspected criminals are eliminated.

The police remain committed to protecting lives and property in Osun State, relying on the cooperation of residents to maintain peace and security.