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Suspected Cultists Kill Lagos Security Guard, Injure Three Others

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A security guard has been killed while three other persons sustained injuries following an attack by suspected cultists in Lagos, raising fresh concerns over violent criminal activities in parts of the state.

The incident reportedly occurred during a violent confrontation involving suspected members of rival cult groups. Witnesses said panic spread through the area as gunshots rang out, forcing residents and business owners to flee for safety.

According to preliminary reports, the security guard was caught in the crossfire and sustained fatal injuries during the attack. Three other victims also suffered varying degrees of injuries and were rushed to a nearby medical facility for treatment.

Security operatives responded to the incident after receiving distress calls and cordoned off the area to restore calm and commence investigations. Authorities said efforts were underway to identify and apprehend those responsible for the attack.

Police officials condemned the incident and assured residents that every effort would be made to track down the fleeing suspects. They also urged members of the public with useful information to assist law enforcement agencies by reporting suspicious movements and criminal activities.

Residents expressed concern over the recurring incidents of cult-related violence in some communities, calling for increased security patrols and proactive policing to prevent further attacks.

The latest incident has renewed calls for sustained efforts to combat cultism and other violent crimes across Lagos, with stakeholders urging stronger collaboration between security agencies, community leaders and residents to improve public safety and maintain law and order.

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