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Wednesday, December 29, 2010

LAGOS STATE POLICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER.


Inherited Wife Kills Policeman.

A traffic warden attached to Ijora Divisional Headquarters, Lagos State, South-West, Nigeria, has been killed by the wife he inherited from his late elder brother.

The deceased, Monday Aigbologa, 56, a native of Edo State until his death, resided in a room and a parlour at 10, Mosalasi Alao Street, Agege, Lagos with his wife, Mrs. Juliana Aigbologa.

Investigation revealed that on Sunday, 26 December, the deceased and his wife ate and slept together after watching a Yoruba programme at 11pm.

And when it was morning around 5 am on Monday, one of the deceased’s children Sunday who slept in the parlour took his father’s mobile phone to him when it rang only to discover that the room where his father slept had been locked with a padlock.

When he eventually opened the door, he saw the body of his father in his own blood with machete cuts all over his body while his wife had escaped.

According to one of the deceased’s children, Aina Aigbologa, 25, “my father inherited this woman after the death of his elder brother. My late daddy had divorced my mother and this woman has no child for my dad.

The woman is wicked, she is troublesome. Can you believe that her late first husband also died when she just touched his chest after a minor quarrel and the man died like that.”

Sources said the fleeing Juliana and Aigbologa are always quarrelling over domestic issues. However, it could not be ascertained at press time what caused the tragic incident.

Policemen from Pen-Cinema Division have visited the scene. The corpse has been deposited at Isolo General Hospital.

Police investigation into the incident continues.

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2 Passengers Drown In Lagos Lagoon

Two unidentified passengers drowned in the Lagos lagoon this morning as the commuter bus with registration number XW 124 LSR summersaulted several times on the Third Mainland bridge in Lagos, South-West, Nigeria.

An eyewitness account said the 14-seater Obalende-bound bus was coming from Ketu.

Its tyre exploded near the University of Lagos axis of the bridge and it summersaulted several times.

Two passengers reportedly fell off the bus and plunged into the lagoon, while others who are injured were taking to hospital.

As at press time, the corpse of a man in his 40s had been recovered by local divers while the search for the second body was ongoing.

The bus was towed to the Olowu, Lagos Island office of the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority, LASTMA.

A combined team of policemen and LASTMA officials were at the scene of the accident to ensure free flow of traffic after clearing the initial gridlock caused by the accident.
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Thieves Burgle ATM Facility

An Automatic Teller Machine, ATM, located at an eatery at Idimu Road, Egbeda, Lagos, South West Nigeria has been burgled by thieves.

The thieves reportedly went to the place at night and dismantled the facility and carted away all the money stashed in the machine.

They gained entrance into the place without the knowledge of the security men guarding the place.

Workers discovered that the eatery had been burgled when they resumed work in the morning.

The matter was reported at Idimu police station where the police were said to have commenced full investigation on the incident.

Workers in the eatery confirmed the incident and said that they got to know about the incident just like other persons.

Efforts to speak with the owner of the eatery proved abortive because the workers said he was not around.

At the police station, the DPO was also not available but police sources confirmed the incident, saying that investigation has commenced. However, no arrest has been made.
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Robbery Suspect Electrocuted

A member of a four-man gang of suspected robbers identified as Ibrahim who broke into a house at Oniru Estate area of Victoria Island, Lagos has been electrocuted.

The suspect, it was gathered, got electrocuted while trying to escape arrest by the police who came to the area after a distress call.

The incident happened on Boxing Day, at Land Bridge Avenue, Oniru Estate, Maroko, Victoria Island, Lagos, South West Nigeria.

A resident of the estate that the four-man gang came to the street around 2 a.m. and jumped into one of the buildings to rob, but unknown to them, a neighbour opposite the building saw them.

Investigations revealed that while the suspects were making frantic efforts to enter the building whose owner had travelled for the yuletide, the neighbour called the police and a patrol team swiftly arrived the scene.

On sighting the police, three of the suspects jumped in to the adjoining compound and escaped, while the fourth, Ibrahim, who was already on top of the balcony of the duplex could not escape.

In an attempt to escape, he mistakenly cut a live wire beside the building and was electrocuted.

The incident threw residents into confussion.

With the help of policemen, the residents invited officials of Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN to put off electricity supply to the area to prevent fire outbreak, as smoke was coming out of the body of the suspect.

The PHCN officials arrived the scene and put off the light before removing the corpse of the suspect to the nearest police station from where it was taken to the Isolo General Hospital.

Items recovered from him include a knife and a torchlight.

The Maroko Police Division to see the Divisional Police Officer for comment on the incident, he was said to have gone out, but a police source confirmed it.

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