Former CBN member murdered, his wife buried in Abeokuta
The remains of the couple murdered in the early hours of the New Year in Abeokuta, Ogun State have been buried.
Kehinde and Oluwabukunola Fatinoye were murdered early Sunday morning at their Government Reservation Area (GRA), Ibara, Abeokuta residence after returning from a crossroads with the New Year's church service. Their killers also set fire to their corpses and kidnapped their son and their maid.
The funeral service was held Tuesday at Christ Anglican Church in the Iporo-Ake area of the city. It was led by SK Oyewale and brought together family members and a large number of supporters. The congregation occupied the entire church and premises.
Family and friends of Kehinde and Oluwabukunola Fatinoye at the funeral servicePenpushing Media Editorial Board Chairman Funke Fadugba led some members from the organization to the service and also paid a condolence visit to a family member, Ambrose Somide, who is the General Manager of Radio Services at Daar Communications.
The deceased families and well-wishers could not hold back their tears during the funeral service and during the interment, as many rained down curses on their still unknown killers.
Mr. Fatinoye was a former employee of the Central Bank of Nigeria and his wife worked at the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNNAB).
Their son is also believed to have been murdered and his body dumped in a river on the Adigbe-Obada axis of the state capital, but the body had yet to be found at the time of the filing. this report.
Tard Kehinde and Oluwabuk unola FatinoyeThe couple's remains, placed in separate white coffins, were after the religious service taken in a white hearse to a cemetery in the Lantoro region of Abeokuta, where they were incarcerated mother earth.
The officiating minister called for justice for their murder.
Mr. Oyewale took his Bible reading from 1: Thessalonians 4:13-18, while the hymns include "Forever with the Lord", "Who are the fellow stars", and "Resurrection morning"
State police spokesman Abimbola Oyeyemi said police had arrested a suspect, adding that the investigation was ongoing.
"The incident happened after 12:00 a.m. It is true that a couple were killed and set on fire at their residence in Abeokuta shortly after...
The remains of the couple murdered in the early hours of the New Year in Abeokuta, Ogun State have been buried.
Kehinde and Oluwabukunola Fatinoye were murdered early Sunday morning at their Government Reservation Area (GRA), Ibara, Abeokuta residence after returning from a crossroads with the New Year's church service. Their killers also set fire to their corpses and kidnapped their son and their maid.
The funeral service was held Tuesday at Christ Anglican Church in the Iporo-Ake area of the city. It was led by SK Oyewale and brought together family members and a large number of supporters. The congregation occupied the entire church and premises.
Family and friends of Kehinde and Oluwabukunola Fatinoye at the funeral servicePenpushing Media Editorial Board Chairman Funke Fadugba led some members from the organization to the service and also paid a condolence visit to a family member, Ambrose Somide, who is the General Manager of Radio Services at Daar Communications.
The deceased families and well-wishers could not hold back their tears during the funeral service and during the interment, as many rained down curses on their still unknown killers.
Mr. Fatinoye was a former employee of the Central Bank of Nigeria and his wife worked at the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNNAB).
Their son is also believed to have been murdered and his body dumped in a river on the Adigbe-Obada axis of the state capital, but the body had yet to be found at the time of the filing. this report.
Tard Kehinde and Oluwabuk unola FatinoyeThe couple's remains, placed in separate white coffins, were after the religious service taken in a white hearse to a cemetery in the Lantoro region of Abeokuta, where they were incarcerated mother earth.
The officiating minister called for justice for their murder.
Mr. Oyewale took his Bible reading from 1: Thessalonians 4:13-18, while the hymns include "Forever with the Lord", "Who are the fellow stars", and "Resurrection morning"
State police spokesman Abimbola Oyeyemi said police had arrested a suspect, adding that the investigation was ongoing.
"The incident happened after 12:00 a.m. It is true that a couple were killed and set on fire at their residence in Abeokuta shortly after...
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