Landlord’s Son Kills Tenant in Ondo
Landlord’s Son Kills Tenant in Ondo
Ondo state police have arrested Sam Omojola, the son of a landlord, for allegedly killing his father’s tenant at their home in Oke Ijebu in Akure, the state capital NewsReport gathered.
Omojola was accused of hitting the deceased on the head with a plank during a fight between the victim and his father. According to reports, the trouble began when the landlord clashed with the deceased tenant over the issue of house rent.
Later, the landlord, who had allegedly accused the tenant of insulting him, called his son on the phone.
When the son arrived, instead of inquiring about what had happened between his father and the deceased, he grabbed a plank and smacked the tenant on the head. The tenant collapsed and started bleeding. He was taken to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
The suspect has since been apprehended by police.
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