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Saturday, August 24, 2013

Armed Robbers Kill Undergraduate For Praying In Tongues

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Below is the tragic story of Miss Folajomi Agunbiade, who was killed by armed robbers in her residence at Alasia-Amosun area of Monatan, Ibadan, on Thursday, August 22.
Her sister was given a revelation and asked to pray against untimely death. She joined her sister on a three-day fast. On the last day of the fast, she was breaking her fast with a bottle of coke when armed robbers barged into their apartment (where she lived with her elder sister, grandmother and a care giver) wielding locally made guns.The bandits ransacked the house. Valuables, including phones and available cash, were creamed off all occupants. Then one of the robbers threatened to shoot the sister (who had been warned of untimely death).Her 24-year-old younger sister then started praying, speaking in tongues. This infuriated one of the robbers, who was apparently drunk and high on drugs. He turned his gun on the lady and shot her point blank. Her last cry was 'Jesus!' And she died.The police was reportedly called at 9.45pm after the armed robbers had left, and were said to have visited the house immediately the distress call was received.
It was learnt, however, that the victim's sister said that the incident occurred at about 9pm.The bandits were said to have packed about six phones that were being charged. It was further learnt that a power generator was on at the time so neighbours were unaware of what was going on.The armed robbers were said to have been reeking of alcohol. One of them reportedly demanded money from the lady's grandmother, but the other cautioned him to leave her alone as they had earlier collected about N20,000 from her.Later, this same armed robber shot the victim.
The deceased was a student of Ondo State University, Akungba-Akoko, and was at home at the time owing to the ongoing ASUU strike.The Oyo State Commissioner of Police has ordered that the culprits be fished out and brought to justice.








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