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BREAKING: Popular Nollywood Actor, Azeez Ijaduade battles for life after being Shot by Police officer in Ogun
Newslens NG reports that there was palpable tension in Ogun State on Saturday after Popular actor and Yoruba filmmaker, Azeez Ololade Ijaduade was reportedly shot by a police officer in Iperu, Ogun State.
This Nigeria news platform gathered in a midnight Instagram story posted by Ijaduade’s colleague, Abiodun Adebanjo (@iamabiodunadebanjo), that the actor was shot by a police officer. He said that Ijaduade is currently receiving treatment at Babcock University Teaching Hospital.
“Please we need help in Iperu,” the story read. “My director, Azeez Ijaduade, @kingzeez1, was shot by a Nigeria Police personnel. He is presently at Babcock University Teaching Hospital. Anybody with the contacts of the Police IG or Commissioner should reach out.”
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