Kafayat
Adeoye, whose bus conductor-husband, Kazeem, was shot dead by a
trigger-happy policeman on November 7, 2012, at Tipper Garage, Ketu,
Lagos, over N50 change, has called on police authorities to ensure that
justice is done.
Kazeem was shot dead by a policeman attached to the Mopol 50, Abuja, Corporal Oluwakiyesi Adegboyega,
“I only heard from relations that he was
killed by a policeman. Nobody has said anything; police authorities
have not sent any message or requested our presence on the matter. My
husband must not die in vain, justice must prevail,” Kafayat said.
The only sympathy the conductor’s wife
got came from an association, in which her husband was a member – Bus
Conductor Association of Nigeria- was N38,000 donation.
National President of BCAN, Mr. Adesola Israel, said Kazeem was a member of the Kosofe branch.
“The killing of Kazeem was barbaric.
This association as a law-abiding group is calling on the Inspector-
General of Police, Mr. Mohammed Abubakar, to ensure justice is done. The
man who murdered Kazeem who left behind a wife, child and aged parents
must not go unpunished,” he said.
Kazeem was shot in the head at close range.
Eyewitnesses had said there was an
altercation between Kazeem and Adegboyega, who brought out his service
pistol and shot the conductor dead.
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what the heck is happening in Nigeria? Im tired of all these ill reports. can you please post somthing on fashion or whatever puleese.
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