A lady, Mrs. Ifeoluwa Oluwaloseyitan (nee Alalade), has lost her right eye after she was supposedly assaulted with a board by her stride sibling Mr. Olusegun Alalade, over their late father's domain on Ladipo Oluwole Parkway, off Adeniyi Jones, Ikeja, Lagos.
Olusegun, who is a legal advisor and his sibling, Babasanjo Alalade, were said to have driven a few hooligans to their dad's bequest on Sunday, November 1, wielding cutlasses, among different weapons.
Punch Metro learnt that Ifeoluwa, her spouse, Minister Abraham Oluwaloseyitan; and her two senior siblings – Tunde and Kolawole – had been to the bequest to review the painters dealing with one of the lofts in that.
Punch Metro assembled that Kolawole, who works in Abuja, had left on the remodel of the level for him to be staying there at whatever point he came to Lagos.
Our reporter learnt that they were going to leave the premises when the legal advisor and his assistants unleashed fear on them. Aside from the lady, the minister was cut in the head with a blade while Kolawole and others were likewise harmed. In any case, Tunde got away unhurt.
It was learnt that a surgical operation was done on Ifeoluwa on Thursday to keep the "burst" eye from being contaminated.
One of the specialists treating her at the Lagos State College Doctor's facility where she was confessed to affirmed to our journalist in a matter of seconds before the operation that the eye had ended up visually impaired.
He said, "The injury has burst the eye. The surgery we need to do is just to anticipate diseases. In any case, therapeutically, she can't see with the eye."
Portraying the episode to our journalist, Ifeoluwa said Olusegun beat her seriously and left her for dead.
She said, "It began on Saturday when his more youthful sibling, Babasanjo, utilized a blade to incur wounds on a stage sibling, Shola, in the palm inside our dad's home. Babasanjo was captured by the police from Man Center Police headquarters yet was discharged that same day. The legal advisor was bragging before the policemen that he would manage every one of us.
"On Sunday, we went to the property to see the painters dealing with it. I was perusing a magazine close to the entryway when I saw the painters surging out. I was drawing nearer them to comprehend what wasn't right when Olusegun crushed a major board on my brow. He was hitting me, yelling 'I will execute every one of you'. He ceased when I imagined I was dead."
Her spouse, Minister Abraham, said he needed to protect his wife when Babasanjo assaulted him with a cutlass.
He said, "I moved her far from them (Olusegun and Babasanjo). Abruptly, they began clubbing me in the head. It was when two policemen came that they quit beating me. Between Sunday night and today (Thursday), I have spent over N200, 000 on her treatment alone. She is visually impaired in one eye and her nose is influenced as well."
Kolawole, one of Ifeoluwa's stride siblings, blamed the police for not taking care of the matter legitimately.
He said, "I am going to appeal to the Reviewer General of Police on this matter. Why might they discharge persons who endeavored to execute? We are not content with the way the matter is being taken care of by the police. It was on the grounds that Babasanjo was discharged on Saturday that he could assault us on Sunday."
Another sibling, Tunde, said Olusegun had been "falsely" overseeing their dad's property inside and outside the state since he kicked the bucket in 2008, without giving them any offer of the salary.
Be that as it may, the attorney denied assaulting the casualties. He said the flat was safely guarded when Kolawole picked up section into it without his assent.
He said, "Tunde's cases are not genuine. They were the ones that assaulted me and I was harmed in the head. I don't think about the punks and how Ifeoluwa got harmed.
"They have been cautioned by the police to avoid the bequest. I just shot out an occupant from that place a month ago and bolted the room. What was their central goal on that premises on a Sunday? All things considered, they have sued me and my kin."
At the point when reached on the telephone, Babasanjo just told our journalist that the quarrel about the property "is as of now in court."
One of the painters, Ayoola Henry, depicted the assault as "wicked" saying he saw the episode from where he stowed away.
He said, "We were finished with our work when Mr. Babasanjo, the legal advisor and a few individuals accompanied weapons and began assaulting everyone. I rushed to a corner yet my accomplice was somewhat harmed in the leg. The legal counselor was stating 'I will execute everyone'. I am not certain whether it was the legal advisor or Babasanjo that harmed the lady (Ifeoluwa) in light of the fact that I was in stun."
The Lagos State Police representative, DSP Joe Offor, said he had yet to be informed on the matter.
He said, "The officer responsible for the case is getting treatment in a clinic. I will hit you up."
Offor, then again, had yet to do as such as of press time