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Thursday, February 18, 2016

Man Kills Best Friend For Sleeping With His Wife - See How The Sad Incident Happened


The police in Lagos state have arrested one Lukman Jimoh for allegedly killing his best friend, Remi Oloyede.

The duo were said to have been involved in a fight over claims by the deceased that his friend betrayed him by sleeping with his wife.

Jimoh, fondly called Oyeolorun, during the bout on Monday at Adedoja Street, Mushin area of the state, reportedly cut off Oloyede’s ears and stabbed him in the neck and eyes.

38-year-old Oloyede, alias Ora, reportedly died on the spot after losing much blood, while his corpse was deposited in a morgue in the state.

Jimoh, 40, who after the incident was taken to a clinic for medical attention due to the injuries he also sustained, was later arrested by policemen from the Alakara division.

According to The Punch, residents stayed away from the duo during the fight because they both wielded bottles.

A resident, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the two men had been best of friends for a very long time.

The police in Lagos state have arrested one Lukman Jimoh for allegedly killing his best friend, Remi Oloyede.

The duo were said to have been involved in a fight over claims by the deceased that his friend betrayed him by sleeping with his wife.

Jimoh, fondly called Oyeolorun, during the bout on Monday at Adedoja Street, Mushin area of the state, reportedly cut off Oloyede’s ears and stabbed him in the neck and eyes.


38-year-old Oloyede, alias Ora, reportedly died on the spot after losing much blood, while his corpse was deposited in a morgue in the state.

Jimoh, 40, who after the incident was taken to a clinic for medical attention due to the injuries he also sustained, was later arrested by policemen from the Alakara division.

According to The Punch, residents stayed away from the duo during the fight because they both wielded bottles.

A resident, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the two men had been best of friends for a very long time.

She said, “Oyeolorun (Jimoh) and Ora (Oloyede) have been friends for a long time now. They were both living on this street before Oyeolorun relocated to Sango, Ogun State, where he is staying with his family, but about three years ago, Oyeolorun allegedly had $e.xual relation with Ora’s wife and he was very angry about it. From that time, he started looking for a way to get back at him for betraying him.

“To get even, he slept with Oyeolorun’s first wife, but Oyeolorun had already divorced the woman. Ora was still angry and seeking opportunity for a revenge,” the unnamed resident revealed.

One Bunmi Osunde, another resident, said the two friends started having clashes over minor issues and that the last straw that broke the camel’s back was an issue over a handset.

Osunde explained that a resident had bought a handset from Oloyede for N1, 500 and when the buyer tried to operate it, it was faulty.

After the deceased reportedly refused to refund the money, the buyer was said to have approached Jimoh to intervene.

He said, “Jimoh asked him to refund a part of the money if he could not return the whole sum, but he refused. He said even if anybody would talk to him, it could not be a man that slept with his wife.”

It was learnt that during an argument that ensued, the deceased broke a bottle, picked a splinter and extended another to the suspect, challenging him to a duel. Jimoh, who reportedly hesitated, was said to have been compelled to strike back after the deceased attacked him.

Confirming the incident, the Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, SP Dolapo Badmos, said investigations were ongoing.

She said, “The scene of the incident has been visited and the suspect arrested. The corpse was deposited at the Mainland Hospital morgue, Yaba. Investigations are ongoing.”

Meanwhile, a community member, Adewale Baloye, said residents did not intervene because the duo were notorious for such fights.

He said, “It was around 2pm that I got a call that the men were fighting. When I got there, I saw a mammoth crowd on the street. I saw Ora (Oloyede) on the ground, in a pool of blood. His ears had been cut off and his eyes were gone so I quickly called a community leader and I was informed that the police were on their way. People took Ora in a tricycle to the Lagos University Teaching Hospital, but the doctors turned them back at the gate, saying it was too late.

“They just brought back his corpse to the area and from there he was taken to a mortuary. The police then went to our local clinic, where Oyeolorun (Jimoh) was receiving treatment and arrested him,” the community member narrated.

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