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Bus driver kills, dumps colleague’s corpse at Lagos park

Adesina .O (Teekay) by Adesina .O (Teekay)
June 21, 2022
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The lifeless body of a bus driver, identified only as Wasiu, was found near a motor park in the Berger area of Lagos State on Monday.

The late driver was alleged to have been dumped close to the entrance of the park around midnight.

Wasiu, who plied the Ishaga-Fagba route, was said to have had a confrontation with a colleague from another park on Sunday, which resulted in a fight between them.

According to PUNCH, an eyewitness, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said, “Wasiu picked a fight with someone at the park and went to pick a bottle. But when he smashed it on the ground, the broken pieces hit the baby of a nearby alcohol seller; the little child started bleeding.”

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However, claims that the baby, who was rushed to a hospital, died, were said to have infuriated his father, identified as Ikman.

The eyewitness said Ikman mobilised his colleagues and attacked Wasiu with weapons until he became unconscious.

The aforementioned publication reported that from observation, there was no mark of violence on the body, except the swollen face.

Some of his colleagues, who also witnessed the incident, said he might have suffered internal bleeding.

Another source said, “Ikman was a close friend to Wasiu. He also drives a commercial bus plying the Berger-Obalende route. Wasiu would not have died, but Ikman deliberately left him unconscious on the floor after the attack without any attempt to revive him.”

Some road transport workers at the bus park, believed to be friends of the deceased, protested the decision to leave the body at the park, as one of them claimed it was an attempt to implicate them.

Meanwhile, relatives of the deceased, who arrived from Ibadan that Monday morning, were seen perfecting plans to take the body away for burial. But police officers from the Ojodu division at the scene resisted the move.

The body was later taken by the cops, who were joined by relatives of the deceased in a truck.

The State Police Public Relations Officer, SP Benjamin Hundeyin, said he was not aware of the incident as at the time of filling this report.

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