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BREAKING: Tragedy Strikes Lagos as Monarch’s Son got Killed in Brazen Gunmen Attack

Tension has gripped the Ajiran community in the Agungi area of Lekki, Lagos State, following the brutal murder of Demola, the first son of the Ojomu of Ajiran land, Tijani Akinloye. The tragic incident took place on Monday along Chevron Drive, near Ebano Supermarket.

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In a shocking incident that has sent ripples of fear through a Lagos community, the son of a prominent monarch was brutally killed by unknown gunmen. The attack, which occurred in the early hours of Monday, has plunged the community into mourning and heightened concerns over the growing insecurity in the area.

According to eyewitnesses, the assailants, armed with sophisticated weapons, stormed the monarch’s residence in the dead of night. They reportedly made their way past security before confronting the monarch’s son, who was home at the time. The gunmen opened fire, leaving him with fatal injuries. He was rushed to a nearby hospital but was pronounced dead on arrival.

The Ojomu of Ajiran land, HRM Tijani Akinloye
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Residents of the community are in shock, as the young man was well-known and respected. The motive behind the attack remains unclear, but authorities are investigating whether it was a targeted killing or part of a broader criminal activity.

The police have launched a manhunt for the gunmen, who fled the scene immediately after the attack. Security has been beefed up around the community, with increased patrols and checkpoints to prevent further violence.

The tragic incident has sparked calls for greater security measures in the area, as residents express fears of escalating violence. The monarch and his family have yet to release an official statement, but community leaders are calling for calm as investigations continue.

This latest attack underscores the urgent need for improved security in Lagos and other parts of Nigeria.

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