**Osun Driver's Killing: Police to Probe Officers at the Scene** A tragic incident unfolded on the Iwo-Osogbo Road in Osun State at the weekend, leaving many in shock and demanding justice. According to reports, a driver, Anayo Azikwe Michael, 41, from Delta State was shot dead by suspected customs operatives who were pursuing another driver from the Iwo end of the road. The incident occurred near a police roadblock, raising more questions and sparking outrage among residents. A video of the scene showed the deceased's vehicle riddled with bullets, with a crowd of angry residents gathered at the scene, demanding a thorough investigation. The Osun State Police Command has confirmed the incident and identified the suspected shooters as Kolawole Suuti and Danjuma Samuel, both operatives of the Nigeria Customs Service. The police spokesperson, Abiodun Ojelabi, also disclosed that the deceased's family is on their way to Osun State, and the customs officers linked to the incident have reported at the command headquarters. What's more interesting is that the police have announced an investigation into the conduct of their own officers who were stationed at the roadblock during the incident. This is a welcome development, as it shows that the police are committed to upholding justice and accountability, even if it means investigating their own colleagues. In Nigeria, incidents of police brutality and misconduct are not uncommon, so this move by the Osun State Police Command is a step in the right direction. It sends a strong message that the police will not tolerate any form of unprofessional conduct, and that those responsible for such actions will be held accountable. The probe into the conduct of the police officers at the scene is also a testament to the importance of transparency and accountability in our law enforcement agencies. It shows that the police are willing to subject themselves to scrutiny and take responsibility for their actions, even if it means being investigated. As the investigation unfolds, we hope that justice will be served, and those responsible for the killing of Anayo Azikwe Michael will be brought to book. This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of upholding the rule of law and respecting the rights of citizens, including drivers on our roads.