We Are Still Mourning, Please Don’t K!ll Us With High Blood Pressure” — Kehinde Adegbodu Cries Out After R0bbery Att∆ck
“We Are Still Mourning, Please Don’t Kill Us With High Blood Pressure” — Kehinde Adegbodu Cries Out After Robbery Attack
Kehinde Adegbodu has raised alarm following a distressing incident in which suspected gunmen reportedly invaded his family home just eight days after the burial of his late twin brother, Taiwo Adegbodu.
In an emotional statement, Kehinde revealed that the traumatic attack has left his family shaken and living in fear, as the assailants allegedly carted away several valuable items during the raid.
According to him, the incident has further worsened an already painful period of mourning for the family.
“We are still mourning. Please don’t kill us with high blood pressure,” Kehinde pleaded, expressing frustration over the situation and the pressure surrounding public expectations.
Addressing concerns about the donations received after Taiwo’s death, Kehinde clarified that the funds have already been spent on burial arrangements and other related expenses.
“I don’t have any money with me again from the donations made from Taiwo’s burial,” he stated.
He further explained that the family is currently struggling to cope, stressing that even the car they are using was a gift and not a sign of financial stability.
“I want to appeal to Nigerians the car we are using was a gift. We don’t have money,” he added.
Kehinde also disclosed that both his immediate family and Taiwo’s family are now living in panic following the robbery, as the emotional and psychological toll continues to mount.
The incident has sparked sympathy among Nigerians, with many calling for support and urging security agencies to investigate the attack and bring those responsible to justice.
Observers say the situation highlights the vulnerability of grieving families and the need for increased security, especially in the aftermath of widely publicised tragedies.
As Kehinde continues to call for understanding and support, many Nigerians have taken to social media to send prayers and words of encouragement to the Adegbodu family during this difficult time.
