A female baker, Tina Ileogben, has been found dead at her residence in Dopemu, Agege in Lagos State.
An elder sister to the deceased, identified as Justina, told newsmen that her sister was allegedly raped before she was killed.
Justina, who demanded justice from the police, urged the Lagos State Police Command to arrest the suspect(s) responsible for her sister’s death.
Confirming the incident on Thursday, March 14, 2024, the Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer, SP Benjamin Hundeyin, said the female baker was found dead in her room.
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Hundeyin disclosed that one Akeem, a coworker of the deceased, and her landlord reported the case at the Dopemu Police Division on Wednesday, March 13.
He said the coworker reported that the deceased was absent from work and a senior staff on duty instructed him to check up on her since she lived close to the company.
The police spokesman said: “On getting there, Akeem met her room open, entered the room with two neighbours of the deceased, and discovered her lifeless naked body in a pool of blood with her neck slit.
“Investigation is ongoing but regarding the alleged missing heart of the deceased, nothing of such happened.”
Hundeyin added that the officials of the Lagos State Environmental Health Monitoring Unit have evacuated the remains of the deceased to the Mainland General Hospital in Yaba, Lagos State, for autopsy.
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