Last week Sunday, unknown gunmen believed to assassins, trailed Hector Joberteh, the 2006 winner of Gulder Ultimate Search Season 3, from the Murtala Mohammed International Airport where he had gone to pick up his younger brother, to his home at Phillip Majekodunmi estate in New Oko-Aba, Agege area of Lagos, where they shot him at close range. He later died at a hospital where he was rushed to. LIB was at his home this week where his neighbors are still in shock over the incident. One of the neighbors who spoke to our correspondent, said Hector's father was also shot in the hand during the attack. The neighbor who spoke on condition of anonymity said after the incident, Hector was rushed to the hospital but he was not attended to for over an hour and died afterward. Narrating the incident, the neighbor said "It happened around 7.05 to 7.20am. I was preparing to go to church so I went to the bathroom to have my bath and I got to realize that my bathroom was dark so I decided to shift the curtain. So I saw two men walking. I poured water on my body and then I heard a gunshot. When I heard the gunshot I asked my friend in my room what the sound was. He said it wasn't in the compound. Then I continued having my bath. I had the second gunshot and I ran out of the bathroom. My Friend now said it was a robbery attack. Someone came in and told me that the men have taken my sister along. So I ran out but I realized that I was not putting on a towel. I ran back into my room to put on my boxers. I came out and met my sister outside. She is asthmatic. She was already having an attack. I was scared and I tried to calm her. She told me that they shot somebody upstairs. So I ran upstairs. Getting upstairs, we tried to rescue him (Hector). We brought him downstairs and rushed him to the hospital. When we got to the hospital, he wasn't dead. He had no quick response. They shot him and his father. He was shot on his right chest while his father was shot in his hand. He wasn't dead before we got to the hospital but he never had a quick response. So that was when he gave up". Continuing, the neighbor said "The police at Oko Oba division responded immediately when they heard of the incident but it was late already when they came. We were preparing to take him to the morgue when they came". If proper emergency medical services is on ground in this country. With well trained PARAMEDICS He would made it alive. No single first aid management was done before he got to the hospital...

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so sad.....RIP