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Don’t speculate on Ojora’s suicide, we’re on it: Police caution media

Admin December 12, 2020
Dapo Ojora

Dapo Ojora

The Commissioner of Police,  Lagos State Command,  Hakeem Odumosu, has cautioned the media to avoid speculations as to what might  have led to the death of one Dapo Ojora, a socialite in the state.

Dapo Ojora
Dapo Ojora

Odumosu assured the public that investigations have commenced to unearth the real reason why Ojora died in the manner he did.

Ojora was alleged to have shot himself in the head in his Lagos residence on Friday, Dec. 11, 2020,  a statement  by the Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) , SP Olumuyiwa Adejobi, said on Saturday.

Ojora was a Polo buff  and one of the sons of society patriarch, Otunba Adekunle Ojora. He was also an in-law of former Senate President, Bukola Saraki.

Odumosu said that the command had commenced thorough investigations into the circumstances surrounding the death of the once polo buff.

“The police command in Lagos,  therefore, urge the general public to disregard media speculations making waves on the cause of his death until the investigation is concluded and the findings made public.

“The police command condemns all sorts of speculations making round in the media.

“These are not only unfounded and baseless but can jeopardise police investigations on Ojora’s death,” Odumosu said.

The police boss commiserated with the family, friends and business partners of the deceased.

He assured that police experts in the Homicide Section of the command’s State Criminal Investigative Department (CID) would do the needful on the investigation. (NAN)

 

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