Some yet-to-be identified gunmen have killed a 38-year-old lagos tailor in uncompleted building

Some yet-to-be identified gunmen have killed a 38-year-old tailor,
Oluwasegun Adegbenjo, in Oke-Abiaye, in the Alagbado area of Lagos
State.
A source learnt that Adegbenjo was shot dead in an uncompleted
building where he had gone purportedly to meet someone.
Our correspondent gathered from a source that the killers did not
steal anything from the deceased. His jeep, which he drove by himself
to the site, was also left untouched at the scene of the murder.
The incident happened on January 28, around 11pm.
The source said, "Adegbenjo is a popular tailor who had a shop in the
Ikotun area of Lagos. He was also into fashion designing. He lived
with his family in Iju-Ota, Ogun State.
"On the fateful day, which was January 28, around 11pm, he had closed
from shop and driven down to Oke-Abiaye in Alagbado. The place is a
deserted area and people don't live there. But you could find some
uncompleted buildings around.
"He parked his jeep and came out before he was shot dead by some
unknown persons. There was no stain of blood in his car and nothing
was stolen."
A police source told firstclass newsline that Olagbenjo, who was
married with kids, was found in the site after his family declared him
missing.
He said the police had yet to establish any motive in the murder, but
might be working on the theory that he was killed by some business
partners.
He said, "The family started searching for him when he could not be
found and he was not picking his telephone. That was how they found
him there. His wife could not bear the shock of the tragedy and had
since been hospitalised.
"The police are still on the case and hopefully, his telephone, which
was not taken away, could provide useful hints on what happened to
him.
"But we are working on a theory that he went into a business deal with
someone who then decided to kill him. He must have been into a deal,
which is still under investigation."
Firstclass newsline learnt that the matter was reported at the
Alagbado Police Division.
The Police Public Relations Officer, Kenneth Nwosu, said, "Yes, it
happened. The man was killed and no suspect has been arrested yet.
"The case, as we speak, has been transferred to the State Criminal
Investigation Department."
Firstclassnewsline.net