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Gunmen invade church in Ondo, abduct six worshippers

by Folarin Kehinde February 25, 2026
written by Folarin Kehinde

Gunmen have invaded a Celestial Church of Christ (CCC) in Uso, Owo LGA of Ondo state, making away with six worshippers.

The incident occurred in the wee hours of Wednesday during an early-morning service in the church.

The abduction comes four days after assailants abducted a couple at Ilu-Abo community in Akure north LGA of the state.

There has been an uptick in gunmen attacks and growing security concerns in Ondo state since the turn of the year.

Jimoh Abayomi, police spokesperson for the state, said the attack happened at about 12:50am, noting that operatives of the command, working with the Nigerian Army and local vigilance group members, immediately launched a rescue operation.

“Upon receiving the report, operatives of the command, in collaboration with the Nigerian Army and local vigilante groups, mobilised to the scene and commenced coordinated rescue operations,” he stated.

He relayed that one of the abducted worshippers has been rescued, while one suspect has been arrested.

“As a result of sustained joint efforts, one of the kidnapped victims has been successfully rescued. Additionally, one suspect linked to the incident has been arrested and has made useful statements that are assisting ongoing investigations,” Abayomi said.

 

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RCCG worshippers escape building collapse in Lagos

by Folarin Kehinde June 16, 2025
written by Folarin Kehinde

Members of the Redeemed Christian Church of God Liberty Parish located at No. 5, Craig Street escaped death after concrete pillars from a building under construction fell onto the church structure in Lagos on Monday.

According to the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency, the collapse of a two-storey building under construction was at Craig street off Apata Road in the Shomolu area of Lagos State.

LASEMA Permanent Secretary, Dr Olufemi Oke-Osanyintolu, confirmed this in a statement made available to the News Agency of Nigeria on Monday in Lagos.

Oke-Osanyintolu said the incident occurred during the decking phase of the construction,”Upon arrival at the incident scene, it was discovered that the structure was one of two structures being erected at the site.

“No casualties were recorded as workers reportedly evacuated the site before the arrival of emergency responders,” he said.

He also said that the collapse affected a nearby church, the RCCG Liberty Parish located at No. 5, Craig St., after concrete pillars from the collapsed building, fell onto the structure.

“Worshippers present in the church escaped unhurt, and no injuries were reported,” LASEMA boss said.

“A coordinated search has been carried out to confirm that no one was trapped under the rubble.

“The affected site has since been cordoned off to prevent secondary incidents

“Residents and bystanders have been advised to steer clear of the collapsed structure for their safety.

“He said the immediate cause of the incident was yet to be ascertained, adding that further investigations would be conducted.

“Search and rescue operation has been concluded,” Oke-Osanyintolu said.

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