Crime
Sanwo-Olu: Those That Kidnapped, Killed BRT Passenger, Oluwabamise Will Be Brought To Book
By Daniel Dafe
Governor of Lagos State, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has assured Lagosians that the life of every citizen of the state matters to them, adding that they do not take the security of the people for granted, just as he promised that the killers of Oluwabamise Ayanwole will be brought to book.
Recall that Oluwabamise was killed by passengers in a BRT bus and her corpse dumped.
The statement on Monday, added: “We will therefore leave no stones unturned in the investigations and arrest of everyone found culpable in the kidnap and death of Miss Oluwabamise Ayanwole.”
Accorsing to the statement, “the driver of the BRT bus involved in this unfortunate incident has been arrested, and the management of Lagos Bus Service Ltd have been directed to cooperate fully with security agencies in their investigations, so that the full weight of the law is brought down on everyone involved in this ugly incident.”
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To Bamise’s family and loved ones, the Governor said: “My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time, may the Almighty God console you. I hereby give you my word that JUSTICE WILL BE SERVED.”
Furthermore, he assured Lagosians, that he is “following all the investigations closely, and will ensure that Bamise gets the justice she deserves.”
Adding: “I also assure you all that the BRT services remain safe, despite this condemnable act.”
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