Hope seemed lost on Saturday at Ijebu Iperu in Ogun state when the remains of Late Inspector Seun Shoyebo, was laid to rest in his home town.
The late traffic control police officer identified as inspector Seun Shoyebo was killed a forthnight ago when he ran into an abandoned truck in Ajah area of Lagos. The officer ran into the truck and got crushed to death in the process
In the midst of mourning, Mrs. Adetutu Shoyebo lamented that the owners of the killer truck that killed her husband – have not visited her and their three children.
“I have not seen the driver and the owner of the truck” she shook her head vigorously. “They have refused to visit us. Instead they offered to pay my family the sum of N250,000 (Two Hundred and Fifty Naira Only) as compensation. The people are wicked because the initial deposit paid in the hospital and the cost of mortuary alone is more than N250K.”
For Mrs Adetutu Shoyebo what is uppermost in her mind now is, “How I will pay the school fees of my children and feed them.”
The late traffic control police officer identified as inspector Seun Shoyebo was killed a forthnight ago when he ran into an abandoned truck in Ajah area of Lagos. The officer ran into the truck and got crushed to death in the process
In the midst of mourning, Mrs. Adetutu Shoyebo lamented that the owners of the killer truck that killed her husband – have not visited her and their three children.
“I have not seen the driver and the owner of the truck” she shook her head vigorously. “They have refused to visit us. Instead they offered to pay my family the sum of N250,000 (Two Hundred and Fifty Naira Only) as compensation. The people are wicked because the initial deposit paid in the hospital and the cost of mortuary alone is more than N250K.”
For Mrs Adetutu Shoyebo what is uppermost in her mind now is, “How I will pay the school fees of my children and feed them.”