First gate, Ikorodu remains awake and vigilant

It's been days now after the evil operation carried out by the evil cult group known as "Badoo" left the Odogunyan residents, a sub town in Ikorodu in pain, tears and desperation after killing a family of five cold blooded. From that day the residents of the area have decided to turn Night to Day and make their day remain day, in which some results have been gotten, and jungle judgements given to the members of the heartless gang that have been apprehended. The first and second gate area of the Lagos state polytechnic has decided to remain awake and vigilant until a solution has been made to the threat against their lives. The night security group (Oyabo), students, youths and some residents of the area have decided to take the current situation going on at ikorodu on their shoulders by denying themselves of sleep and rest at night.
It was heard, rumoured or not that the evil cult gang have dropped a threat letter promising to visit first gate anytime soon. This making it the second time such letter have been received and the gang were successful at their first visit, attacking a family around the area of Larex Water, but the residents are now fully aware of the threat and are promising to remain vigilant as long as life still remains in them.
Ikorodu be strong, brave and have faith that the thief may have a lot of days but one day only is what the owner needs.
Never forget you are expected not to let your guide down, report any strange movement you see.
Ikorodu shall be peaceful again...

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