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On Wednesday, bandits raided the royal house of a traditional ruler, HRH Oba Simeon Olaonipekun, and abducted the monarch along with one of his offspring, Olaolu, a serving NYSC member, causing tension in the Ile Ere community in the Ifelodun area of Kwara State.
Around 8:30 p.m., eight gunmen allegedly broke into the palace, firing intermittently into the air and forcing their way into the inner chambers to abduct the king and his accompanying son.
A family source who was at the palace at the time told reporters that the attackers seemed to have come especially for the king and his wife, according to Vanguard.
Around 8:00 p.m., I saw some odd activity outside and I informed the people inside. We started shutting off lights and locking doors, but as soon as they realized this, they started shooting,” the person claimed.
He said that the gunmen asked to see the king after using their weapons to smash down the palace doors.
The source claims that Olaolu, a son of the monarch who is presently enrolled in the National Youth Service Corps, or NYSC, program, was also taken away after emerging from concealment.
We had come to spend the holiday with Kabiyesi, so there were around ten of us in the palace at the time. During the incident, everyone was in hiding. We hurried the Olori to the hospital that same evening after they departed,” he stated.
Attempts to get a response from Kwara State Police Command at the time of reporting this story were unsuccessful because Ejire Adeyemi, the public relations officer, did not return calls.
