
“The last two days have [been] very traumatic for me as I’m still in shock. If not for God, I refuse to imagine what could have happened. “Vicky [my friend] had made reports at different police stations, luckily I blocked off my line but it seems that somehow, they might try to get in touch with persons on my phone list, whatsApp and Imo, [please] if u are on my contact list on either and [you] receive messages supposedly from me, [please] call me for confirmation.” Jennifer Eliogu is a Nollywood actress who has enjoyed relative success in the industry over the years. Though married, she reportedly left her Switzerland based husband and returned to Nigeria after some time to continue her acting career. Jennifer told Nigeriafilms.com in 2013 that she had to make the painful but practical decision as she couldn’t stand being a full time house wife. On speculations that her marriage had collapsed which led her to relocate to Nigeria, she answered: “It is not true. We are still married, but I have already told you we have challenges and we are working around those challenges.” This is a sorry situation and has left many in surprise considering the current efforts from the Lagos state government and the Nigerian police force to rid the state of criminal activities. In a related development, four armed men attacked a convent at the SS Joachim and Anne Catholic church, Ijegun, Lagos on Saturday, April 9. They forcefully entered the premises, found their way into the rooms and carted away valuables including phones, laptops and cash. According to PM News, one of the security guards present at the scene of the attack was seriously injured as the robbers ensured there was no obstacle before them during and after the operation. Similarly, on Tuesday, April 12, five armed men disguised as patients and attacked a private hospital in Shibiri, Ajangbadi, Lagos state. They made away with valuables but two of the five-man gang, Babatunde Bamidele and Idowu Balogun, were arrested. According to The Punch, they were immediately taken to the Ajangbadi police station for questioning. This leaves the state in a precarious condition given the spate of robbery attacks could have a negative effect on businesses, lives and properties within the Lagos metropolis.
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