FunnyBadNews!! Police Arrest 2 Rams in Ad Ekiti for Attacking Woman
Narrating her ordeal, Iya Oyo said she was on her
way to a commercial bank in Okesa area with her son
on Monday to withdraw some money when one of
the rams reportedly owned by a manager of a filling
station in the area went berserk and gored her,
fracturing her right thigh.
The woman who was writhing in pains at a traditional
orthopaedic clinic where she was rushed to by
sympathisers, said that she fell immediately after the
attack and became unconscious only to find herself
at the clinic where she regained consciousness.
According to her, "on the fateful day, I was going to
the Union Bank with my son. We were walking on the
walkway and saw the rams in front of us but not
knowing what was on their mind.
Immediately they sighted us coming, one of them
rushed and hit me several times with its horns.
Immediately, I fell but as I was struggling to get up,
the second ram joined the first toattack me.
Thank God that some people came and saved me
from untimely death in the hands of these "mad
rams."
Residents who do not want their names in print
described the rams as "too notorious and always
ready to attack people at sight.
"We have complained several times to the owner of
the rams to tame them but to no avail. The animals
are always roaming the streets and daring people,"
they said.
She said the owner of the animals had gone into
hiding since the attack without offering any form of
assistance to her.
The director of the Tradomedical Clinic, Chief Ezekiel
Ogunjemilusi, said Iya Oyo was brought to his clinic
with fractures on two sides of her right leg noting
that the injury will take few weeks to heal.
Though there was no official statement, a highly
placed police officer at the Area command confirmed
the attack.
way to a commercial bank in Okesa area with her son
on Monday to withdraw some money when one of
the rams reportedly owned by a manager of a filling
station in the area went berserk and gored her,
fracturing her right thigh.
The woman who was writhing in pains at a traditional
orthopaedic clinic where she was rushed to by
sympathisers, said that she fell immediately after the
attack and became unconscious only to find herself
at the clinic where she regained consciousness.
According to her, "on the fateful day, I was going to
the Union Bank with my son. We were walking on the
walkway and saw the rams in front of us but not
knowing what was on their mind.
Immediately they sighted us coming, one of them
rushed and hit me several times with its horns.
Immediately, I fell but as I was struggling to get up,
the second ram joined the first toattack me.
Thank God that some people came and saved me
from untimely death in the hands of these "mad
rams."
Residents who do not want their names in print
described the rams as "too notorious and always
ready to attack people at sight.
"We have complained several times to the owner of
the rams to tame them but to no avail. The animals
are always roaming the streets and daring people,"
they said.
She said the owner of the animals had gone into
hiding since the attack without offering any form of
assistance to her.
The director of the Tradomedical Clinic, Chief Ezekiel
Ogunjemilusi, said Iya Oyo was brought to his clinic
with fractures on two sides of her right leg noting
that the injury will take few weeks to heal.
Though there was no official statement, a highly
placed police officer at the Area command confirmed
the attack.

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