News Reports Lagos Teenager Dies After Father’s Beating by Olivia Aniunoh July 18, 2024 Published by Olivia Aniunoh July 18, 2024 4 The Police in Lagos State have begun an investigation into the death of a 19-year-old boy allegedly beaten to death by his father. The Lagos Police Public Relations Officer, SP Benjamin Hundeyin, confirmed the incident on Thursday. The spokesperson said that the Alagbado Police Division received a report of the alleged crime on Tuesday. He said, “At about 12.00 p.m. on July 5, at about 2.00 p.m., one Olumide gave his son, Adeyemi a deep cut under moderate correction, at his right hand side with a shovel over an undisclosed offence.”Hundeyin said that the young man sustained injury as a result of the impact of the shovel attack.“The young man was immediately rushed to the hospital for treatment. “But when the injury became serious, he was taken to the General Hospital Ikeja, where he gave up the ghost as a result of tetanus infection, as confirmed by the doctor on duty.“The scene was visited by detectives of the division. “However, the father of the victim is currently at large and the case is under investigation,” he said. Source: Punch 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail Olivia Aniunoh previous post Court Adjourns Hearing in Abduction, Alleged Murder of Anambra Monarch next post Police Arrest 3 Suspected Gunrunners In Delta You may also like Three Sentenced To Death In Iran Over Killing... November 5, 2024 Killers Of Ugandan Olympian Sentenced to 35 years November 5, 2024 Gombe Snakebite Hospital Records Highest Cases In Sub-Saharan... November 5, 2024 Two Arrested For Stripping Teenage Girls Over Alleged... November 5, 2024 NDDC Begins Channelisation Of Creek In Bayelsa, Rivers November 5, 2024 NIGERIA VIOLENT CONFLICT WEEKLY SPOTLIGHT November 5, 2024 Driver killed As Police Rescue 23 Kidnap Victims... November 5, 2024 Kano Gov’t Probes Alleged Assault On Doctor By... November 5, 2024 Police Nab Man For Allegedly Beheading Father Inside... November 5, 2024 Insecurity: Over 20 schools, 23 markets closed in... October 29, 2024 Leave a Comment Cancel ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.