The CP urged young females to exercise caution online and to avoid disclosing personal or medical information to strangers on social media.
“The body bore marks of violence, bleeding around the neck, suggesting foul play. A blood-stained cutlass was recovered at the crime scene,” said the police.
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The CP urged security operatives to remain professional, civil, and neutral.
She said the CP is confident of the command’s commitment to prioritising the security of the people.
According to Ms Odutola, the suspect desecrated the revered Agemo shrine by severing the crown from the statue.
According to Ms Odutola, security measures are being taken in response to recent concerns about security on the axis.
She added that the suspect, who had earlier been assaulted by the mob, is currently in police custody while investigation has commenced.
He urged parents, teachers, and community leaders to collaborate in eradicating cultism from schools.
Ms Odutola added that the bodies of the neutralised suspect had been deposited at the State Hospital Morgue, Ijaiye, Abeokuta, for autopsy and further investigation.
Ms Odutola said that the artiste surrendered himself at exactly 1:23p.m at the command’s headquarters, Eleweran, Abeokuta, Ogun State.
