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Machete-wielding man attacks security guards at Lagos cinema, kills two
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Machete-wielding man attacks security guards at Lagos cinema, kills two

Punch Nigeria about 3 hours 1 mins read
Two people have reportedly been killed following an attack at the a cinema in Lekki, Lagos State, after a machete-wielding man allegedly stormed the facility. The incident occurred on Friday night, causing panic among cinema patrons and workers at the entertainment facility. The suspect, who was reportedly armed with a machete and a knife, allegedly Read More: https://punchng.com/machete-wielding-man-attacks-security-guards-at-lagos-cinema-kills-two/

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