An undefined number of thieves killed DJ Bash early Saturday morning after storming and robbing Volcano, a nightclub in Gwarimpa Estate, Abuja.
Responding to the event, FCT police spokesperson Josephine Adeh stated that officers were not immediately contacted, but that investigations had begun to unearth information of the crime. She told Peoples that the heist, which was estimated to have occurred about 2:00 a.m. on Saturday, was only discovered around 5:30 a.m., despite the fact that the nightclub was only a few minutes away from a police station.
Ms Adeh voiced significant worry about Volcano nightclub’s failure to promptly disclose the event. She emphasized that someone outsider alerted the police at 5:30 a.m., hours after the robbery had occurred. “The police were (sic) not alert in time, but an investigation has begun,” Ms Adeh posted on Saturday evening.
She reassured homeowners that security agents were on the scene and asked them to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity. “We advise residents to be always aware of their surroundings. When you see suspicious activities, call the police right away, and we will respond quickly,” the FCT police spokeswoman added.
Ms Adeh asked individuals to call police emergency lines, emphasizing that the same effort put into announcing crimes on social media should be directed toward phoning the hotlines. She explained that the emergency lines belonged to more than just the police, and that other security agencies might quickly respond to crisis calls and rescue the day.
“Again, the FCT police distress emergency numbers are 0803 200 3913, 0806 158 1938,” said Ms. Adeh on X.
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