According to sources within the village who wished to remain anonymous, the incident unfolded around 4:00 pm on a Saturday as the suspect and the deceased were on their way to the farm. It was during this journey that the altercation occurred.

One villager, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, revealed that the dispute arose between Lukman and his mother regarding the payment they were owed by a laborer who had assisted them in selling palm oil. Apparently, the disagreement escalated when the deceased insisted that the money should be paid to her directly.

Another villager, identified simply as Rasaki, shared that Lukman and his mother had employed the laborer to assist in selling some kegs of palm oil. However, when it came time to receive payment, a disagreement ensued over who should collect the proceeds, leading to a tragic outcome.

Expressing dismay over the incident, Rasaki recounted the tension that gripped the village upon hearing the news. He mentioned that the arrival of security agents, including the police and the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, was necessary to restore calm to the community.

Confirming the arrest, Kehinde Adeleke, spokesperson for the Osun State Command of the NSCDC, disclosed that the suspect had been apprehended and taken to a police station in Apomu. He reassured the public that normalcy had been restored to the village following the tragic event.

As the community grapples with the shock and grief of this unfortunate incident, questions linger about the underlying factors that led to such a tragic outcome within a family setting.