MICHAEL AKINOLA
A community leader in the Ikorodu area of Lagos State, Chief Kamorudeen Lamina, popularly known as Sir K, has distanced himself from the alarm raised by one Lateef Ganiu, popularly known as Eleda, describing him as a notorious cultist.
P.M.EXPRESS reports that Sir K also challenged Eleda to submit himself to the Police for profiling and interrogations over some of the violent killings that he had been accused of.
He urged the Inspector General of Police to order a thorough investigation into the violent activities of Eleda and his gang including Shakiru Shitu a.k.a Anobi Adamo, Dada Conscience and Imoru.
The estate agent, while speaking with our correspondent, said, “I have been a reputable estate agent for decades and my accomplishments are on record everywhere”.
“My attention has been drawn to a false alarm, allegedly raised by a notorious cultist in Ikorodu, popularly known as Eleda. I am a registered businessman.”
Sir K also added that, “I strongly believe that he is only trying to use my name to cover up some atrocities that he might have committed in recent times”.
“I want to challenge him to present himself and his gang members to the Police for investigations into some of the killings in Iraye, Adamo Gberigbe and other parts of the town.”
The community leader also stated that “To the best of my knowledge, he has been evading arrest and invitation by the Police each time he was invited”.
“I am now surprised that the same person that has been avoiding Police invitations now want the same Police to protect him against his imaginary enemy.”
He stressed that, “I don’t have any problem with him. I don’t have any reason to kill him. He should come out and renounce his membership of the cult first”.
“Their names are everywhere in Ikorodu. People are scared of them. They are the leaders of the cult group that had been terrorizing Ikorodu. They are being hunted by the ghosts of their victims.”
He also urged the Police to invite him (Eleda) and his gang members and carefully investigate them in connection with the violent crimes and cult killings in Ikorodu and neighbouring towns.