3rd Mainland Bridge Suicide: Family to Throw Light Soon

Tunji Buhari tunji
Tunji Buhari tunji

Some family members of deceased Toju Davies Daibo, who was said to have died by suicide, say the fresh graduate did not kill himself but may have been killed  with a make out of suicide to cover crime.

Last Saturday the 21-year-old Daibo reportedly boarded a Uber and while in transit asked the cab driver, one Idowu Badmus, to pull over on Third Mainland Bridge under the pretext of wanting to urinate but subsequently  jumped into the Lagoon.

Toju’s bereaved mother, Mrs. Kemi Daibo, and his sister, Omasan, had in an interview with Channels Television countered the report.

In their version of events leading up to Tolu’s demise, they said he came to blows with someone where he was living, a position that may have given credence to, by Badmus who claimed there were marks on his body.

It was gathered that Toju’s father works with Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, in Abuja, and is a polygamist married to two women with the deceased’s mother, Kemi, being the young wife.

A relation of hers, who spoke to our correspondent on condition of anonymity, said the report that Tolu committed suicide was ‘fake’ and a ploy to conceal what led to his death, adding that the family would soon address a press conference where the truth will be laid bare.

“The story that he killed himself is fake, and very soon the world will know what led to his death when we brief the media,” the relative said.

Share This Article