Detectives of the Ibafo Divisional Headquarters, Ogun State Police Command, have arrested two security guards, Isikilu Dauda ‘M’, aged 55, and Rasaki Abbas ‘M’, in connection with the alleged murder of a traveler, Promise ‘M’, in Ibafo, Ogun State.
The incident occurred on Thursday, 10th April 2026, at about 0700hrs, following a credible tip-off from a concerned citizen. Detectives promptly mobilized to the scene, rescued the victim, and rushed him to the hospital for urgent medical attention.
Accirding to press statement made available by the command as signed by DSP OLUSEYI B. BABASEYI, anipr the Police Public Relations Officer, Ogun State Command, Eleweran, Abeokuta on April 13, 2026, it noted that
while en route to the hospital, the victim identified himself and stated that he had been attacked and macheted by security guards after arriving in the area late the previous night. He was subsequently confirmed dead on arrival by the doctor on duty.
Following the confirmation of death, the body was properly documented and deposited at the Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital, Sagamu, for post-mortem examination. Preliminary investigation revealed a trail of blood linking the scene directly to one of the suspects, leading to his arrest, while sustained efforts resulted in the apprehension of the second suspect. Efforts are ongoing to apprehend other fleeing accomplices.
The case has been transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), Eleweran, Abeokuta, for thorough investigation and prosecution.
The Commissioner of Police, Ogun State Command, CP Bode Ojajuni, psc, FCSS, MNIPR, strongly condemns the act and assures that all those involved will be brought to justice. He warns against all forms of unlawful violence and reiterates the Command’s zero tolerance for extrajudicial acts.
Members of the public are urged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities through the Ogun State Police Command emergency lines: Gateway Shield (Toll-Free): 0800 000 9111; Emergency numbers: 0906 283 7609, 0912 014 1706, 0915 102 7369, and 0708 497 2994.