**Landlord's Son's Brutality: Tenant Dies in Ore, Ondo** Imagine waking up to the sound of screams and the smell of blood. For residents of the Ore Alaba community in Ondo State, this was a harrowing reality on a fateful morning. A gruesome brawl broke out between a landlord's son and a tenant, leaving one person dead and two others injured. The incident, which occurred around 5:00 a.m. in the usually quiet neighborhood, has sent shockwaves through the community. The victim, a nursing mother named Motunrayo Adeleye, was allegedly attacked by Kazeem Awe, the 27-year-old son of the landlord, over a dispute about unpaid rent. According to sources, the tension between Awe and the Adeleye family began when tenants were served quit notices, even though their rents were not yet due. The family had been searching for a new apartment, but the incident cut their plans short. Mathew Adeleye, the husband of the deceased, revealed that they had informed friends to help them find a new place and were preparing to move out on the day of the incident. The police have arrested Awe for his alleged role in the brutal attack. Two other victims, Mathew and their daughter, are currently receiving treatment at the General Hospital, Ore. The nursing mother's body has been deposited at the hospital's mortuary, a sad reminder of the senseless violence that has shaken the community. This incident raises questions about the treatment of tenants in Nigeria and the need for landlords to respect the rights of their renters. As we mourn the loss of Motunrayo Adeleye, we must also reflect on the need for peaceful resolution of disputes and respect for human life. The people of Ore Alaba will never forget this tragic event, and we hope that justice will be served in this case.