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Police Shot Nollywood Producer, Azeez Ijaduade

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Police Shot Nollywood Producer, Azeez Ijaduade
Source | IG

In what was made known via Instagram as a distress call, Azeez Ijaduade was in the early hours of Sunday reportedly shot by a police officer, leaving him wounded and at the mercy of God and the medical practitioners at Babcock University Teaching Hospital, Ipreu, where he was admitted for treatment.

A close associate disclosed this, Abiodun Adebanjo, on his Instagram handle @iamabiodunadebannjo who raised public awareness of the incident.

It was captioned, “Please we need help in Iperu. My director, Azeez Ijaduade, @kingzeez1, was shot by a Nigeria Police personnel.

“Anybody with the contacts of the Police IG or Commissioner should reach out.”

 

While this is a developing story, supporters and fans have taken to social to wish him a quick recovery as he’s still under medical attention, with no analysis of his health status known yet.

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Mayowa Durosinmi

M. Durosinmi is a West Africa Weekly investigative reporter covering Politics, Human Rights, Health, and Security in West Africa and the Sahel Region

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