Police Arrest Owner Of Dogs After Pets Allegedly Killed Estate Security Man....Read Full Article>>

Lagos Police Command Spokesman, Benjamin Hundeyin announced the arrest of the owner of the dogs on Tuesday night.

The Nigeria Police Force has arrested the owner of dogs that killed a security man guarding Pinnock Estate in Lagos State.

SaharaReporters learnt that the owner allegedly failed to properly lock the dogs’ cages on Monday night, causing them to escape and assault the security guard.

The dogs overcame the guard and eventually killed him.

In a video posted on X, the dogs were seen eating the remains of the security guard after he was killed.

A user, Basito on Tuesday wrote: “Pinnock Estate last night: A resident didn’t properly lock in his dogs, dogs escaped and mauled an Estate Security man to death.”

Pinnock Estate last night:

A resident didn’t properly lock in his dogs, dogs escaped and ma*led an Estate Security man to d3ath. pic.twitter.com/rwWi2bvdY4

— BASITO (@itzbasito) November 5, 2024

Reacting, the Lagos Police Command Spokesman, Benjamin Hundeyin announced the arrest of the owner of the dogs on Tuesday night.

He said: “Dog owner has been arrested and is in our custody.”

Some netizens urged the police to investigate to ascertain if the dogs were truly responsible for the death of the security man.

“I’m not sure those dogs killed that man. If dogs kills person, dem go dismember all him body parts. This look like a hit and run incident,” a user, Chukwuebuka told the police.

I’m not sure those dogs killed that man. If dogs kills person, den go dismember all him body parts. This look like a hit and run incident

— Miracle Chukwuebuka (@chukwuebukaolu2) November 5, 2024

Another user, Debunker wrote: “Please also play the cctv footage if any to be sure that man was bitten by a dog truly. Those dogs in that video were sniffing in curiosity rather than a post traumatic sniff.

“No external tissue damage seen in that video too. Was the dog arrested too for further investigation?

“We cannot say. We really cannot say.

Were you there? Dogs have been known to go for the neck and kill with one bite too. It is not always that it is a “tearing and scattering attack”. And you guys are concluding all this from this one video?

Na so una love dog pass person reach?,” Echo-Oscar-Oscar wrote.

We cannot say. We really cannot say.
Were you there?
Dogs have been known to go for the neck and kill with one bite too. It is not always that it is a “tearing and scattering attack”.
And you guys are concluding all this from this one video?
Na so una love dog pass person reach?

— Echo-Oscar-Oscar (@EchoOscarOscar) November 6, 2024

“The dogs should all be killed. Any animal that has killed a human should never be spared because they will keep doing it since they have started it. The owner must go to jail for a long time and not bribe his way out,” Oyin wrote.

The dogs didn’t do it, lady.

Check the vid well, there were no bruises on the corpse’s body. No bite, no shredded cloth.

Not the dogs

— General Clothings🇳🇬 (@I_am_General3) November 6, 2024

Responding, the police assured that they would carry out proper investigation on the matter.

President Bola Tinubu recently promoted the acting Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Olufemi Olatubosun Oluyede, to the esteemed rank of Lieutenant General, sparking interest across Nigeria. This decision was officially announced during a brief ceremony at the State House in Abuja, where President Tinubu personally decorated Oluyede with his new rank.....Read Full Article>>

According to a statement by the Special Adviser on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, Tinubu’ s choice to promote Oluyede was based on his exceptional commitment and service to the Nigerian military. Tinubu commended Oluyede’ s impressive track record, describing it as ” exemplary” and a testament to his dedication to keeping Nigeria secure. In his address, the President acknowledged the courage and patriotism of the Nigerian military and assured them of the government’ s continued support.

President Tinubu further praised the current synergy within the Nigerian armed forces, attributing it as a major factor in the recent successes against insecurity and terrorism across the country. He emphasized that this unity among the service chiefs has brought a calming effect nationwide. Tinubu urged them to maintain this harmony, emphasizing that stability and peace are essential for the country’ s prosperity.

Lt. Gen. Oluyede, visibly honored, expressed his gratitude for the promotion. He pledged to remain committed to the vision of the Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Taoreed Lagbaja, and to work diligently towards maintaining peace throughout Nigeria.
Before his promotion, Oluyede served as the 56th Commander of the Nigerian Army’ s Infantry Corps in Jaji, Kaduna. With a long and distinguished military career, Oluyede has served in several key roles, including in the Guards Brigade and the Amphibious Training School, and has participated in notable operations like ECOMOG in Liberia and Operation HADIN KAI in Nigeria’ s North East. His years of experience and unwavering commitment undoubtedly made him a top choice for this promotion, underscoring his value to Nigeria’ s security.