FAHSOLA URGED TO ENSURE FOR JUSTICE OVER LAGOS ROYALTY MURDER OF GUARD IN IKEJA

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FAHSOLA URGED TO ENSURE FOR JUSTICE OVER LAGOS ROYALTY MURDER OF GUARD IN IKEJA

One Mr. Osas Aimeyekagbon has called on the Lagos State governor, Mr Babatunde Raji Fashola to ensure justice to his family over the murder of his brother, Mr. odion Aimeyekagbon.
According to a public appeal posted on nairaland internet forum by the victim’s brother, he wrote that, the Gruesome murder of my senior brother – Mr odion AIMEYEKAGBON by a lagos Royalty ON THURSDAY, 11TH SEPTEMBER, 2014 must get justice.


The public appeals read, ‘’I want to report the deliberate and gruesome murder of my senior brother - Mr. odion Aimeyekagbon to NairaLanders. He is an employee of REAL STRIKER Security Company based in Oregun road, opposite Alausa bus stop, Ikeja, Lagos.’’

Explaining how the incident occurred, Mr. Osasa wrote that on Thursday, 11th September, 2014 at about 6pm, a man (name yet to be confirmed) who is well known in the community of Ikosi, a relation of the Bale of Ikosi ,drove his car to the main gate of Folawiyo GRA in Ikosi road, beside MR. BIG’s restaurant. My brother who is a security guard on duty with one of his colleagues demanded for gate pass from this man, the man did not have a gate pass, and there is a standing order by the Resident Association of Folawiyo GRA that anyone without a gate pass should not be allowed to pass through the gate.

‘’This man, the murderer! Was not comfortable with the demand from my brother and his colleague, probably because he is the son or brother of the Bale of Ikosi, or because he is an influential man in the community, he felt my brother has embarrassed and insulted him. After much argument and intervention by passers-by, he was allowed to pass the main gate without proper clearance or presentation of gate pass.’’
Instead of going peacefully, the man didn’t! He picked his mobile phone and called thugs and “Area Boys”. These hoodlums came with knives and other weapons to beat up my brother and his colleague on duty.’’ He wrote.

Narrating how his brother died, Mr. Osasa wrote that, the other guard was lucky to had ran away with injuries inflicted on him, but unfortunately, after severe beating and stabbing, my brother died on the spot at the main gate of Folawiyo GRA where is duty post was.

‘’the painful part is that, we have not been able to see the corpse of my late brother. the police only showed us the pictures of the mutilated and blood cover corpse taken at the crime scene. When we demanded that they should take us to the mortuary at Ikorodu where the police deposited the corpse, the IPO in charge of the case refuses to take us there, except we give him five thousand naira (N5,000).’’

Mr. Osasa noted that, ‘’As at the time of writing the public appeal, the police have not been able to make a single arrest. They only went to arrest innocent members of the community, and later collected money from their relations to bail them.

In his words, ‘’From the information we gathered ourselves from the crime scene, the murderer is a well known man in the community. The police are telling us that they want the murderer to report himself to the police station.’’
‘’The company where my brother worked before he died is not helping matters, all they keep telling us is that they are capable of burying my brother whenever we are ready. They claimed that they have capable lawyers, but they have not done anything as regard arresting this murderer.’’
He urged all well meaning Nigerians to help his brother secure justice.

‘’I also want to beg good-spirited Nigerians or lawyers to help us out, because from all indications, the POLICE want to sweep this murder case under the carpet. REAL STRIKER security company is not helping us either, it appeals they are collaborating with the police to cover up this injustice.  He wrote.
Providing contacts of relevant parties to the issue, he wrote:
my Name: osas Aimeyekagbon
Email: jonessara@ymail.com

IPO (Ikosi Police Station): Mustapha Rasaq
GSM: 08062568584

REAL STRIKER SECURITY SERVICES LIMITED
Address: 25 Balogun Street, Off Oregun Road , Alausa, Ikeja-Lagos.
Or
28 Balogun Street, off kudirat Abiola Way, Alausa, Ikeja-lagos
Manager GSM: 07082502500

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