On Wednesday, 29th of November, 2017, history was made as the
secret cults members denounced their membership and vowed to turn a new
leaf in Imota community.
The Eiye, Ayee, Alora and Buccaneers fraternities were engaged in
oath making at the Iledi Osugbo Shrine of Imota, in the presence of HRM
Oba Ajibade Agoro, the Ranodu of Imota, Chief Akinsanya Gbeminiyi, Oliwo
of Imota, Chief Olabinjo Oyefolu, Apena of Imota, Chief Adebogun
Olumuyiwa, Olisa of Imota and other top hirachy in Osugbo, to affirm
their decision to denounce their membership from the secret society and
ready to embrace new life.
At the Iledi Osugbo Shrine,, the repentant Cultists revealed their
interest of relinquishing cultism, while the Chairman of Imota LCDA,
Prince Wasiu Agoro, seized the opportunity to inform the traditional
heads of the zeal and determination of the youths of the community to
completely jettison cultism. He added that the repentant youths confided
in him to desist from violence and any form of thuggery and hooliganism
in Imota community.
Shortly after the oath taking, they were all received at the Palace
of HRM Oba Ajibade Agoro, to properly reintegrate them into the
society. They pleaded with the king, Chairman of Imota LCDA, Prince
Wasiu Agoro and Commissioner of Police, Lagos State, Edgar Imohimi to
assist them to secure better job so that they can make meaningful impact
in the society. They welcome any form of empowerment that will be
initiated to rehabilitate them.
The front Palace of Oba Ranodu was full to capacity with over 250
repentants. The repentant cultists surrendered all the ammunitions in
their possession to the Commissioner of Police, Lagos State, Mr Edgar
Imohimi in the presence of Hon. Nurudeen Sholaja, member Lagos State
House of Assembly, Prince Wasiu Agoro, Chairman of Imota LCDA, Area
Commander, Area N, ACP Garba Ahmed, the Comander, 174.Battalion in
Odogunyan, Lieutenant Col. BC Eze and others, to affirm their commitment
in renouncing cultism and everything attached to it.
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