Police Commence Investigation Into Nightclub Killing Involving Ex-Signee Of Davido, Trevboi
Authorities say that the suspect abandoned his car and fled on foot.
By Soonest Nathaniel Updated July 17, 2023
The police have launched an investigation into the tragic killing of an individual at Bar 38 Nightclub in the Fadeyi area of Lagos State.
It is alleged that the killer was Trevboi, a former signee of popular Afrobeats artiste Davido.
The incident occurred late Sunday night, and the police say they have launched an investigation into the matter.
Benjamin Hundeyin, the Police Public Relations Officer, in a tweet on Monday, confirmed that the investigations are underway.
The Force spokesman revealed that investigations started some minutes after the incident happened. He further disclosed that the suspect abandoned his car and fled on foot.
According to him, the car and the documents in it are in police custody.
As the investigation progresses, more details are expected to emerge, even as authorities say they are actively working to gather information and determine the circumstances surrounding the incident.
We commenced investigation minutes after the incident happened. The suspect abandoned his car and fled on foot. The car and the documents in it are in our custody.
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Vice Admiral Awwal Gambo sailed out aboard NNS Sokoto. (His predecessor, Vice Admiral Ibok Ete Ibas sailed out aboard the official motorboat of the chief of naval staff, NN01).
Nigerian Navy patrol boats are named after towns, e.g. NNS Andoni, NNS Karaduwa, NNS Ibeno, NNS Badagry, etc.
Pulling/Sailing out ceremony of the immediate past Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral AZ Gambo CFR (Rtd) at Nigerian Navy Ship QUORRA Apapa, Lagos. #OnwardTogether
The Immediate past Chief of the Naval Staff, Rear Admiral Awwal Gambo, bowed from the Nigerian Navy, weekend, declaring that he was leaving fulfilled, having attained giant strides in various facets of the Service that made the Nigerian Navy stronger and better than before.
Speaking at the Pulling/Sailing Out Ceremony held at the NNS Quorra parade ground, in Apapa, Lagos . Gambo stated that the Navy made significant improvements in operations, logistics, manpower development and personnel welfare.
In addition, he said great achievements were recorded in anti-Crude Oil Theft, anti-piracy and counterinsurgency operations, as well as fleet renewal and massive infrastructural development among others.
An appraisal of these efforts, according to him, explained the successes attained by the Service, with increasing capacity to project force across the Gulf of Guinea in support of neighbouring countries and international partners.
He appreciated God for a successful Naval career, judging from the fact that some of his professional colleagues according to him , did not have the same opportunity, as they fell along the line of duty while some paid the supreme sacrifice in various campaigns, both at the domestic and international scenes, including ECOMOG, counter-piracy and counter-insurgency operations.
Gambo however , attributed the secrets of the achievements recorded under his watch to teamwork, integrity and professionalism, even as he appreciated former President , Muhamadu Buhari, for finding him worthy of leading the Nigerian Navy, as well as his support and encouragement during his tenure as the CNS.
Gambo, recalled that “Upon my appointment as the CNS about two and a half years ago, I had a vision which is ‘To leverage on all factors of national location, technology, training, teamwork and synergy to re-energise the Nigerian Navy and enhance her as a well-motivated and ready naval force in the discharge of her constitutional mandate and other assigned tasks in fulfilment of national security objectives’. Also derived from this Vision is my Mission, which is “To optimize the deployment of the Nigerian Navy in performance of her constitutional roles and undertaking of assigned tasks while promptly responding with commensurate actions to other emerging national security challenges”. The vision and mission guided us to uphold the strong support and values needed to succeed in our activities and operations.
“As I bow today, permit me to place it on record that our Navy is stronger and better positioned than ever before to discharge its constitutional roles for our national security and economic prosperity. I, therefore, commend the officers, ratings and civilian staff of our dear Service for their loyalty and dedication, which assisted us to achieve so much. I urge all our personnel to remain steadfast in their service to our fatherland for the overall wellbeing of the Nigerian State”
Present at the Pulling/ Sailing Out ceremony were members of his immediate family, present and past Service Chiefs and senior Military officers, captains of industries, traditional rulers and friends from all walks of life.