nvestigation reveals motorcyclist was killed – Police

A motorcyclist, Tunde is alleged to have committed suicide after having a disagreement with his wife who moved out of his home– Tunde was found by his neighbours dangling in an uncompleted building with a long rope tied to his neck– The Lagos police command says prelimanary investigations reveals that the deceased was murderedThe police in Lagos have ruled out suicide as the cause of death of a motorcyclist simply identified as Tunde.READ ALSO:Anxiety as JMTF kills 5 militants in Imo stateAccording to the Nation, the deceased was said to have committed suicide on Sunday morning, September 4, following  a disagreement with his wife who moved out of his home, leading him to depression.Tunde, a resident of Tokyo Street, Edun, Aburo, Agbado Oke was found by his neighbours dangling in an uncompleted building with a long rope tied to his neck.The neighbours then contacted the police who took photographs of the crime scene and evacuated the corpse.However, the Lagos police command says that prelimanary investigations have revealed that the deceased was murdered.READ ALSO:Ekweremadu wants Fulani herdsmen restricitedThe command’s spokesperson, Dolapo Badmos, told the Nation that investigations show that the deceased was strangled.She said:“We have ruled out the possibility of suicide because prelimanary investigations show that the man was killed. We do not know him. We only know his name is Tunde. He was strangled from our findings and we are trying to get to the bottom of the matter.“For now, the case is under discreet investigation. All I cantell you is that it was not suicide. Police investigation will reveal more in due time.”Meanwhile, operatives of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad of the Benue state police command have arrested aspecialist and manufacturer of deadly arms,identified as Sunday Odoh.The state police command at about 6.am, Sunday, August 4, nabbed Odoh upon the discovery a factory where locallymade firearms, particularly short guns, are produced.Intelligence reports stated that the police raid on the factory occurred in a dingy area along Orokam in Ogbadibo local government area of the state.