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Landlord Couple Flees After Dumping Tenant’s Body
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Landlady and husband allegedly dumped tenant’s corpse in canal
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Police launch manhunt for fleeing couple in Ogun State
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Incident occurred after tenant died from self-medication following hit-and-run
Eko Hot Blog reports that, in a shocking turn of events, a landlord couple from Temidire community in Ogun State has allegedly committed a horrific act against their tenant.
The landlady, Bola Abiodun, and her husband, Sunday, are reported to have fled their home after allegedly disposing of their tenant’s body in a nearby canal.
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The disturbing incident, which took place on May 8, 2024, around 12:05 pm, has prompted the Ogun State Police Command to launch a manhunt for the couple.
According to a police source, the tenant, known as Iya Ibukun, had been knocked down by a hit-and-run driver on May 5, 2024.
Tragically, the tenant resorted to self-medication due to concerns about medical expenses, ultimately leading to her demise a few days after the accident.
Shockingly, the landlady and her husband allegedly conspired to remove the corpse from the apartment and dump it in a canal nearby.
“There was an accident; a hit-and-run driver allegedly knocked the tenant down. She didn’t go to the hospital and started treating herself at home. She died a few days after the incident. The landlady and her husband conspired to dump the body in a canal,” the police source revealed.
The Ogun State Police Public Relations Officer, Omolola Odutola, confirmed the incident and stated that efforts are underway to recover the body from the canal.
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“Our men went to the house and discovered a two-year-old boy in a welfare facility. Meanwhile, our men combed the entire canal in search of the body, but we haven’t found anything,” Odutola said.
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