Ondo State Department of Public Prosecution has declared that the suspected killers of the daughter of Chief Reuben Fasoranti, Mrs Funke Olakunrin, have a case to answer.
Olakunrin was killed on Benin-Owo Expressway, Ore in Odigbo Local Government Area of Ondo in July 2019.
The four defendants who are Muhammed Shehu, Mazaje Lawal, Adamu Adamu, and Awalu Abubakar, were arraigned before a Chief Magistrate Court, Akure, for conspiracy, kidnapping, murder and unlawful possession of firearms.
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