Cultist classes in delta community, one killed while other injured

The battle is between the groups of cultist, Aiye and Baggar cult groups in sapele, delta state.

 The case has reportedly claimed the life of one boy with many sustaining injuries.
The classes between the group of cultist reported the case that supremacy war started with a cult leader asking cash from a rival cult member in what they call "protection money". The rival cult member refused to pay and it was bruised and that angered members of his cult group who attacked in retaliation.

It was gathered from a source at irato road, where the only death was recorded, that Tega (the deceased) was chased from the new road area of the town to irato road, adding; it was close to Richard continental hotel that they finally caught up with him and was killed.

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