The Lagos State Police Command has arrested four suspects in connection with the alleged mob killing of Basit Kolade on Lagos Island, according to Vanguard. Kolade was reportedly beaten to death by a group of men just weeks before his wedding, having recently returned to Nigeria ahead of the ceremony, which was scheduled for later this year. The arrests were confirmed by police, though further details about the motive or circumstances of the attack were not disclosed in the report.

The Lagos State Police Command has arrested four suspects over an alleged mob attack that led to the death of a Lexus driver, Basit Kolade, on Freeman Street, Lagos Island. According to the police, Kolade was attacked with dangerous weapons by a group of people following a road traffic incident. The arrests were confirmed by the Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer, SP Abimbola, as investigations into the killing continue.

Two Nigerians, Musa Joe and Emeka Iroegbu, have been killed in South Africa amid escalating xenophobic violence, according to the consulate. Joe was allegedly killed by suspected criminals in Witbank, Mpumalanga Province, while Iroegbu reportedly died after being tortured by officers of the Tshwane Metro Police in Sunnyside, Pretoria.

The lynching of Malama Ummulkhair Muhammad in Maraban Jos, Kaduna State, has raised serious concerns about mob justice and the effectiveness of law enforcement in protecting individuals in their custody. Her husband has alleged that police handed her over to a mob, highlighting the dangers associated with such actions. This incident has sparked renewed discussions on the responsibilities of law enforcement agencies.

A teenage boy has died in a Kaduna community following an incident that allegedly started over a missing ₦5,000 during a routine errand. The community is now in mourning after the sudden death of the boy, which has raised concerns about the circumstances surrounding the incident.

Nigeria reported that two of its nationals were killed in South Africa during anti-immigrant protests last month. The fatalities occurred on June 28, shortly before an unofficial deadline set by protesters for foreigners to leave the country, according to the Nigerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.