Six months after the murder of Taiwo Oyekanmi, the Director of Finance to the Ogun State governor’s office, security operatives are yet to arrest his killers.
Oyekanmi was murdered on the 29th of November, 2023, while returning from the bank where he had withdrawn a large sum of money for government use.
Gistmania had reported that about five hooded gunmen reportedly hijacked the bullion van while it was ascending the popular Kuto Bridge in Abeokuta, opened fire on the official, broke the bullion van door with sledge hammers and went away with the money.
The accountant was rushed to the State Hospital in Ijaye, Abeokuta, where he reportedly died.
Reacting then, the Ogun State Government placed a N50 million reward for anyone who had information that could lead to the arrest of the killers.
However, six months after the murder, no arrest has been made.
Meanwhile the state Commissioner of Police (CP), Abiodun Alamutu, in February said that investigation into the murder was at an advanced stage.
Alamutu gave an update on the incident while briefing newsmen on the activities of the command in 2023.
However, when contacted on Thursday, the command’s spokesman, Omolola Odutola, failed to give an update on the incident.
She rather asked our correspondent to provide information to the police.
“Please you can also be a good informant to the police, you are also an investigator.
“You can contribute immensely by giving information to the police,” she said.
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