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Ogun police arrests 2 minors for allegedly setting books on fire in school

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Oct. 30, 2023

The Police command in Ogun State says it has arrested two minors for allegedly setting their school books on fire in the Isheri-Olofin area of Ifo Local Government.

Superintendent of Police, Omolola Odutola, the State Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), disclosed this in a statement issued in Abeokuta on Monday.

Odutola explained that the minors, aged six and nine, reportedly gained access to one of the unlocked classrooms at Community Primary School, Isheri Olofin, on Sunday and set fire to books left behind by teachers and pupils.

The PPRO noted that the incident was reported to the police by a Chief in the community.

Odutola said upon receiving the report, the Anti-Crime and Detectives Unit of the police visited the scene and brought the alleged children to the police station for interrogation.

She explained that the police had started making inquiries on how to contact their parents “as this is a very serious crime for these children to get themselves involved in.”

Meanwhile, she said the police would unravel and update members of the public in due course if there were other persons who might have instigated the children.

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