Oyo invasion: Attackers dressed in foreign military camouflage — Army
•Launches manhunt for escapees •Adeleke orders tight security in Osun •Afenifere condemns invasion •We’re not part of invasion —Yoruba youth group SEQUEL to the invasion of the Oyo State House of Assembly and the Governor's Office, on Saturday, by suspected Yoruba Nation agitators, the Nigerian Army, has revealed that the invaders were dressed in foreign military camouflage with berets. The Army also declared that it was on manhunt for the other attackers who escaped from the House of Assembly complex, due to the superior firepower of the military men. The Army stated this in a statement by the Director of Army Public Relations of 2 Division, Nigerian Army, Maj.-Gen. Onyema Nwachukwu, in Odogbo, Ibadan. Recall that 20 suspects were arrested on Saturday according to the Police Public Relations Officer of the state Command, SP Adewale Osifeso. The attackers had declared that it would, henceforth, be called the Democratic Republic of Yoruba. Giving more details about the attackers, Nw...