Nigeria Police Officer killed a man in Ajah in cold blood.



According to reports online, the young man identified as Gafaru Buraimoh was shot by a police officer in front of Ajiwe police station, Ajah while trying to get fuel. 


The police officer was trying to chase off black marketers, a stray bullet hit the deceased, which resulted to his instant death.


When onlookers tried to question the police for their action, they charged back at them by firing tear gases, which resulted to the family of the deceased blocking the road with Gafaru’s lifeless body inside the car.



At the point of filling this report, all roads linked to Ajah are blocked ,protesters brew in anger leaving the locality in complete pandemonium, demanding for answers for the unlawful killing by the police officer who should be the ones protecting citizens rather than killing them for free, pained protester said.


A woman running from stray bullets, hides in the bush to narrate her ordeal and her encounter with the Nigeria police.

Gafaru’s body lying helplessly in his car.

Lagos State police has arrested and detained the officer involved in the killing of innocent Gafaru Buraimoh, but the command is yet to release official statement. The killing happened 8pm Wednesday morning, 7th December. 

People going through Ajah route are advised to choose alternative roads, the whole of Ajah is in chaos at the moment.

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