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Man, 21, stabs brother to death over N1,500 in Lagos

Man, 21, stabs brother to death over N1,500 in Lagos

Operatives of the Lagos State Police Command have apprehended one 21-year-old Monday Nnime for reportedly stabbing his 28-year-old brother in the Ebute Meta area of the state.

Security operatives attached to the Denton Police Division, Ebute Meta, apprehended the suspect on September 7, following the death of the deceased, John Okoh.

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Nnime allegedly stabbed his brother with a broken bottle while arguing over the sum of N1, 500 at their workplace along Sam Freeman Road.

According to The Nation, a customer had given Okoh N1,500 after working on his vehicle but the suspect wanted an equal share of the sum.

The State Police Spokesman, Benjamin Hundeyin, who confirmed the incident said Okoh was rushed to the Federal Medical Centre, Ebute Meta, for treatment but was confirmed dead by the doctor on duty.

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