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Bandits Strike National Park in Oyo, Five Feared Dead

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Bandits have reportedly attacked the National Park Service Office in Oloka, in the Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State.

The attack was said to have occurred at about 9 p.m. on Tuesday, and although not confirmed, at leat five NPS personnel were killed during the attack. However, the state Police Public Relations Officer, Olayinka Ayanlade, confirmed the incident to our correspondent.

“Yes, there was an attack by yet to be identified men against the men of the National Park. The Commissioner of Police and other service chiefs are currently on their way to the location.

“Meanwhile, the CP Femi Haruna has deployed tactical teams, Mobile Police Force officers of the NPF and EOD to the affected area to prevent further breakdown of law and order,” he explained.” He said.

He added that the police are urging residents in the area to remain calm and report any suspicious activity, assuring that efforts are underway to restore security and bring the perpetrators to justice.

Authorities have confirmed that reinforcements, including tactical teams and the Mobile Police Force, are already on the ground to secure the area and prevent any further attacks. Local residents have been advised to stay indoors until the situation is fully under control.

The National Park Service has yet to release an official statement regarding the casualties, but security sources say a full investigation has been launched to identify and apprehend those responsible. Meanwhile, community leaders have called for increased vigilance and cooperation with law enforcement to curb such incidents in the future.

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