Security Man Rushed to the Hospital After He Collapsed, He Dies Eventually, Details Emerge

  • The Ogun Police Command confirmed the death of Kareem Hammed, a 42-year-old security guard, who collapsed at work and later died
  • Hammed, who had recently recovered from malaria, was rushed to the General Hospital in Odeda but could not be saved
  • The police have launched an investigation to determine the circumstances surrounding his sudden death

The Ogun Police Command confirmed on Thursday the death of Kareem Hammed, a 42-year-old security guard who collapsed at his place of work.

Hammed was employed by Fortune Security Company in Onipanu, Lagos State.

Security Man Rushed to the Hospital After He Collapsed, He Dies Eventually, Details EmergeSecurity Man Rushed to the Hospital After He Collapsed, He Dies Eventually, Details EmergeSource: Getty Images

Tragedy in Ogun

The incident was reported by Adejumobi Adetunji, a co-worker of the deceased, to the Odeda division of the police command.

It was learned that Hammed had returned from the hospital a week prior, where he had been treated for malaria fever.

According to police spokesman Omolola Odutola, Hammed collapsed at approximately 5:30 PM on Wednesday and was rushed to the General Hospital in Odeda for urgent care.

Despite efforts to save him, the doctor on duty confirmed his death in the early hours of Thursday.

“A 52-year-old man named Adejumobi Adetunji, who works for Fortune Security Company in Onipanu, Lagos State, went to the station to report that a 42-year-old man named Kareem Hammed, who lived in Alagbado, Lagos State, collapsed while on duty. They both worked for the same security company,” Odutola stated.

“This incident happened on December 18, 2024, around 5:30 PM, after Kareem had been treated for malaria fever and released from the hospital just a week prior.”

Odutola added that the body has been deposited at the Odeda General Hospital’s morgue for autopsy.

The Divisional Police Officer has begun a preliminary investigation to determine the circumstances surrounding Hammed’s death.

Police Release Preliminary Findings on Nigerian Youth

TheTalk.NG reported that the police in Lagos said its men visited the scene of a tragedy in Water Tipper Garage, Mosan-Okunola – Ipaja.

On Thursday, October 17, an X (formerly Twitter) user, @Omorhemi, tweeted that police operatives “chased my friend’s husband till he fell into the canal”.

She accused the police officials of taking the victim’s slippers and money. The incident happened on Wednesday, October 16.

Source: TheTalk.NG


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