Lagos Police Declare Suspect Wanted Over Alleged Murder of Two Men

Lagos Police Declare Suspect Wanted Over Alleged Murder of Two Men

Lagos Police Declare Suspect Wanted Over Alleged Murder of Two Men

The Commissioner of Police in Lagos State, Moshood Jimoh, has declared Alhaji Ahmed Tajudeen Akanbi wanted in connection with the alleged murder of Sheriff Salami Agboworin and Prince Ademola Akinloye.

The declaration was announced by the Lagos State Police Command, which said the suspect is being sought over his alleged involvement in the killings. Police authorities have urged members of the public with useful information about his whereabouts to come forward and assist ongoing investigations.

According to preliminary reports, the two victims- Sheriff Salami Agboworin and Prince Ademola Akinloye; were killed in circumstances that are now under active investigation. The police have not publicly disclosed full details surrounding the incident, including the exact date, location, or motive, but confirmed that efforts are underway to apprehend the suspect.

Commissioner Jimoh assured residents that the command remains committed to ensuring justice and maintaining public safety across the state. He warned that anyone found aiding or harbouring the suspect would face legal consequences.

The police have intensified manhunt operations and are working with relevant security agencies to track down Akanbi. Authorities have also encouraged citizens to report credible information through official police communication channels, assuring that such information will be treated with confidentiality.

The development has drawn attention within affected communities, with residents calling for a swift arrest and thorough investigation to ensure accountability. Further updates are expected as the investigation progresses.


Blessing Anolaba

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