Lagos – The three children who suffered serious
injuries following an unexpected attack by a
monkey in Illado, Ikorodu, Lagos, are receiving
treatment at the Shallom Hospital in the area, the
Police in Lagos said on Thursday.

The children, attacked on Tuesday, are eight-year-
old girl, Funmilayo Gbadegeshin, two siblings Roda
and Emmanuel Alombo.

Eyewitnesses said that the monkey is owned by
one Mrs Daniel, popularly known as “Iya Ibeji’ who
also resides in Illado also.

Mr Babatunde Oyesola, one of the residents, who
said he witnessed the incident, said that the
monkey left the owner’s house and went into the
Gbadegeshin’s home.

It attacked Funmilayo right in the parents’ home as
she just returned from school.

He added that after the she was rescued and was
rushed to a nearby hospital the monkey moved to
another house belonging to Mr Alombo to attack
Roda and Emmanuel.

The children had just returned from school also.
Oyesola said that neighbours on hearing the shout
of the girl, felt she was being scolded by her older
sister.

“The incident happened at about 4.30 p.m. when
the children had just returned from school.
“I heard Funmilayo shouting and crying, so, I felt
her sister was beating her for something she did,
but when the cry did not stop, I decided to check
what was happening myself.

“When I got there, I saw blood all over the place
and saw a monkey jumping out from the window
but because of what I saw, I had to save the girl
first.

“We noticed that the vein on her right hand has
been cut off and the bloo
d was seriously rushing
out of it,’’ he said.

Oyesola added that while Funmilayo was being
attended to in the hospital, other children who
were attacked by the monkey too were rushed in.
Another eyewitness, who pleaded anonymity, said
the monkey had been attacking people in the area
and that necessary precautions had not been taken
by the owner.

The victim’s father, Mr Mojeed Gbadegeshin, who
was away when the incident occurred, said he was
called from work that the monkey had attacked his
daughter.

“When I got to the hospital, I met a crowd and I
was asked to go inside and see the state the
monkey left my daughter.

“Afterwards the owner of the monkey came without
uttering a word of sympathy and she only left with
the monkey,’’ he said.

Gbadegeshin said that a report was made by well-
wishers in the area to Igbogbo Barracks Police
Division.

The police were said to have arrested the monkey
and its owner.

Confirming the arrest, the Lagos State Police
Command’s spokesman, DSP Kenneth Nwosu, said
the owner and the monkey were already in
custody.

“One of the children was badly injured and the
other two were mildly injured but they are
currently being treated.

“Also, necessary precautions will be taken to check
such attacks by animals reared by people in
communities.

“Necessary tests will be carried out on the children
to ensure that the monkey is a healthy animal and
that the children are free from any form of
disease,’’ he said. (NAN)

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Gets up 7 a.m in the morning, sleepwalks into the kitchen, grabs something to bite on... His phone's battery is down; picks up his charger and leaves home in search of power to charge his phone. He visits all the salons, even while charging, he's on the phone, Chatting! Chatting! Chatting!!

The phone eventually power up to 30% after 2hrs of ineffective charge due to usage, he hangs the charger around his neck and with great joy, heads back home.

Without removing his shoes or sandals he cruises into the
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Nightfall; not really satisfied, he returns home say... around 9 p.m, and by 2 am, the charged battery is completely depleted...

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