There were 300 people at the Moss Side lockdown party that ended in two men being murdered - police have a prime suspect, but need witnesses to 'do the right thing'

hereAbayomi's wife Lola Ajose, with whom he had three children, described him as 'just a fun guy and the life of the party - when you think of him you just smile'. "He was just a really fun guy and hard-working guy and dedicated to looking after the family.

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She remains in custody for questioning. Police are continuing to appeal for information.

Cheriff Tall, both died later from their injuries in hospital. Mr Ajose's wife Lola has spoken of her grief over his death - and of her pride over his life.She described him as 'my king' and said: "The best thing about him for me was the way he showed his love for our three children.

Abayomi Ajose, 36, and Cheriff Tall, 21, i n the early hours of Sunday. Community activist Mike Leehan said: "The car park is pretty much hidden away from the road.

impromptu gathering. They suffered fatal injuries when the gunman blasted them from close range during a party on a car park attended by up to 200 people at about 1am on Sunday.It's thought Mr Ajose, a community worker, was shot as he tried to act as a peacemaker when trouble broke out at the gathering.

“We will continue to support the men’s loved ones and we have family liaison officers supporting them at what is an unimaginably difficult time.

an impromptu street party on Saturday night. Friends and family have been paying tribute to the pair.A crowdfunding page has been set up in memory of Mr Ajose, thought to be a dad-of-three.It's believed Mr Ajose, also known as Abi and Junior, was shot as he tried to act as a peacemaker when trouble broke out at the rave.

double murder investigation is underway after shots were fired at around 12.55am on Sunday (June 21).

Moss Side where two men were fatally shot to come forward. Greater Manchester Police are urging witnesses to 'search their conscience' and 'do the right thing' and report any information to them.

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despite local residents telling the MEN that it was attended by up to 200 people and had a DJ, PA system and gazebos. His comments came after Greater Manchester Police also insisted that the shooting happened at 'an unplanned, spontaneous gathering' and not a rave.