Angry Dad Throws Daughter From 3-Storey Building In Lagos!

An angry father, Deji Kamoru, is currently in trouble for throwing his 14-year old daughter, Aishat, from their three-storey building home after he caught her with her boyfriend in his bedroom.

Kamoru, who is a driver and security guard, had gone to work but returned early to prepare for his night duty only to meet the door to his apartment locked inside. Convinced that his daughter Aisha was inside and must have locked the entrance door to their apartment, he started knocking at the door until she eventually opened it.

Kamoru sensed that his daughter was with someone, but before he could react, Aishat’s boyfriend reportedly escaped. Kamoru lost his temper and allegedly tortured and threw his teenage daughter from the third floor of their house at Oroyinyin Street, Lagos Island. When Aishat landed on the ground, she hit her head against a metal object and became unconscious.

The teenager was rushed to Lagos Island General Hospital in Lagos where she is under intensive care.Though Aishat is still alive, she cannot talk or recognise any body at the hospital.

The police at Adeniji Adele Division arrested Kamoru but later released him on bail so that he could take care of the victim and foot her medical bill.

P.M.NEWS gathered that Kamoru separated from Aishat’s mother some years ago and took custody of their four children, including Aishat, whom he has been living with before the incident happened. 

kamoru's landlord, who did not want his name mentioned, confirmed the incident, saying  he was shocked that a man would express his anger by causing such pain to his own daughter.

“Though I do not justify what his daughter did, he should have controlled his anger,”  he said.

When P.M.NEWS visited the hospital, one of the staff told our reporter that the victim has been in coma for days and was later transferred to LASUTH for further examination and treatment.

The DPO of  Adeniji Adele Division, Monday Agbonika, who confirmed the incident, declined further comment and referred our reporter to the Police Public Relations Officer, Ngozi Braide, saying the most important thing for now is to save girl’s life. Braide could not be reached at the time of this report because her phone was switched off.