Kehinde and Oluwabukunola Fatinoye were murdered at their Government Reservation Area (GRA), Ibara, Abeokuta residence after...
Kehinde and Oluwabukunola Fatinoye were murdered early Sunday morning at their Government Reservation Area , Ibara, Abeokuta residence after returning from a crossover to New Year’s church service. Their killers also set their corpses on fire and abducted their son and housemaid.
The deceased families and sympathisers could not hold back tears at the burial service and during interment, as many rained curses on their yet unknown killers. Their son is also suspected to have been murdered and his body thrown into a river in the Adigbe-Obada axis of the state capital, but the body was yet to be recovered as of the time of filing this report.The remains of the couple, put in separate white caskets, were after the church service taken in a white colour hearse to a cemetery in the Lantoro area of Abeokuta, where they were committed to mother earth.The officiating minister called for justice over their murder.
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