Strange Details Of How DSS Shot Sunday Igboho’s Aide At Close Range While Praying Emerges
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Society gazette reports that the camp of Yoruba activist, Sunday Igboho is still in shock following that sudden attack by the department of state services (DSS) on his house and aides some days ago.
The security operatives stormed the residence of the Yoruba nation agitator, killed two people and arrested some who are still being detained as we speak.
The two people killed were Sunday Igboho’s right hand men as they were always with him. According to emerging reports by Sunday Igboho’s media aide, one of them was shot at close range while he was praying.
See his statement
Rest in peace Alhaji Fatai he was praying when he was shot at close range by the DSS working for the federal Government of Nigeria on the 1st of July 2021 when Chief Sunday Igboho was almost assassinated by the DSS and Nigeria Army with the foreigners at his home.
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