Police Declare Two Men Wanted Over Murder in Lagos
Lagos Police have declared two men wanted over the alleged murder of a woman in Ikoyi, accusing them of conspiring with others to attack the victim and steal her belongings.
The Lagos State Police Command has declared Folawiyo Alagbado, 32, and Ajibola Obateru, 33, wanted over the alleged murder of a woman in the Ikoyi area of Lagos.
According to police bulletins published on Wednesday, the two suspects allegedly conspired with others to attack the victim, who was reportedly killed before her body and personal belongings were taken away.
The police said Alagbado’s last known address was in Ibadan, Oyo State. Obateru, who is also reportedly from Ibadan, was described as 33 years old.
The command urged anyone with credible information that could assist in locating the suspects to contact the police.
The investigation into the alleged murder is ongoing.
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