Gov Abiodun Reacts As Robbers Kill Ogun Govt. Office Finance Director, Cart Away Money

By Daniel Dafe 

Governor of Ogun State, Dapo Abiodun, has said that the cold-blooded murder of Mr. Taiwo Oyekanmi, Director of Finance and Accounts, has left him devastated and deeply saddened.
 
Recall that gunmen, on Wednesday, killed the Director of Finance to the Ogun State governor’s office.

The accountant was waylaid and shot dead on the popular Kuto Bridge in Abeokuta, less than three kilometres from a bank where he had withdrawn a large sum of money for government use.

The unknown amount was also taken away by the gunmen.

Sources from the government office hinted our correspondent that Oyekanmi was gruesomely killed a few days after he celebrated his birthday.

Abiodun, in his statement, added: “The loss of Mr. Oyekanmi is undoubtedly a tremendous blow to our administration. He was a dedicated, honest, and diligent official, and his untimely demise has caused great sorrow amongst his colleagues and the government as a whole. We are determined to bring his murderers to justice swiftly and ensure that they face the full consequences of their actions.”

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He continued: “In light of this horrific incident, I want to assure our entire workforce and the residents of our state that we are fully committed to preventing any such calamity from befalling our beloved state again. I have been in contact with all security agencies, directing them to immediately locate and apprehend the criminals responsible.

“As we mourn the loss of Mr. Oyekanmi, I offer my prayers for the repose of his soul and extend my support to his grieving family. May God grant them strength during this difficult time. Mr. Oyekanmi’s absence will undoubtedly be deeply felt, both in the government and amongst his colleagues.
 
“Please rest assured that we are taking the necessary steps to address this grave issue and ensure the safety and well-being of our state’s residents. Together, we will overcome this tragedy and continue to strive for a better future.”