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The Lagos State Police Command has confirmed the dismissal of four officers over their involvement in the tragic killings of seven traders at Owode Onirin area of the state.
The state’s Commissioner of Police, Mr. Olohundare Jimoh, told journalists on Thursday at Ikeja Police Officers’ Mess that investigation into the Owode Onirin killings is ongoing
He said the dismissed officers, brought from Nasarawa by the principal suspect ‘Ariori’, were involved in the unlawful killings.
Jimoh assured the public of justice and cited the ballistic and autopsy reports guiding prosecution.
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“This matter has not been swept under the carpet, and we want the public and all the families of the victims to know that nobody can stop us from ensuring that justice is done.
“We will leave no stone unturned and will not be intimidated by anyone.
“All suspects will be prosecuted, and the courts remain open to hear every case,” the CV stated.
The seven men were killed during a clash between land grabbers and traders at the Owode-Onirin area of the state in August last year.
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