Three alleged kidnappers are killed by thunderbolt in Kwara.

It was learned that the incident, which was related to the work of the neighborhood watch team in Igbomina, was intended to address security issues in the Kwara state.

The event took place in the neighborhood roughly three days ago, according to a video that has gone viral.

The victims of the thunderstrike were apparently suspected members of an eight-man kidnapping gang that allegedly operated in Iwo, in the state's Isin local government region, roughly three weeks ago, according to the footage that was discovered.

The one-minute, 13-second video clip showed three young people's remains in a bush, already burned beyond recognition, rotting, and covered in flies. The victims were likely in their 20s.
We're members of the vigilance squad in Igbomina Kwara, the voice in the brief video clip added. Our actions against the evildoers and kidnappers in our neighborhood had been successful. They were killed by a thunderclap. They were three. God will keep enabling us to defeat the evildoers. By God's grace, we will defeat them all. Thank you everyone.

Another video footage showed some Fulani herdsmen lamenting their loss in a thicket. These herders are reportedly related to the victims of the thunderstrike. They declared that the thunderstrike was from God and could never have been caused by man, attributing the incident to an unquestionable act of God.
Mrs. Ebunoluwarotimi Adelesi, the state commissioner of police, commented on the occurrence and stated that the command and its officers had already started an investigation.

According to the police chief, a thorough investigation would be conducted to determine the incident's validity.