Ibadan, Nigeria – In a distressing turn of events, the Mokola Roundabout in Ibadan has become a hotbed of tension and violence as gunshots ring out and chaos reigns. Reports indicate that a group known as the “Auxiliary Boys” has unleashed mayhem at various parks in the area, leaving residents and commuters terrified.
A Twitter user described the scene as pandemonium, with people running for cover as gunshots echoed through the air. The situation quickly escalated, leading to a complete breakdown of law and order in the vicinity. The motives behind the violence are not yet clear, but authorities suspect it may be related to an ongoing power struggle or territorial dispute.
Local law enforcement agencies, including the Nigerian Police Force, have been mobilized to restore calm and bring the situation under control. Reinforcements have been deployed to the Mokola Roundabout area, and a massive security operation is underway to apprehend the perpetrators and ensure the safety of the public.
See Tweets Below:-
Breaking News!!!
There's serious tension and gunshots at Mokola Roundabout, Ibadan.
Auxiliary boys are causing mayhem at every parks.
Stay safe oooo
— Chinaza Ⓜ️ (@MuchTalksBlog1) May 31, 2023
The news coming from Ibadan is not too good. The shootings and panic.
Heard the security agencies are on top of the situation. They are trying to restore calm.
Like I said earlier today, Auxiliary will not go down without a fight. Guys, stay safe out there.
— Akin Akinwale (@mrlurvy) May 31, 2023
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