Osun Police Declare Two Men Wanted for Murder of FRSC Officer, Daughter
Police in Osun State have put out wanted notices for two men named Adumati Idowu and Faturoti Kehinde. They are accused of killing a Federal Road Safety Corps officer called Lasisi Funmilayo and her young daughter Sewa. The crime has shocked many people in the area, and the police are asking for help from the public to find these suspects.
Anyone with tips is urged to call the nearest station or use special hotlines to share what they know safely.
Adumati Idowu is described as a 38-year-old man with dark skin, white teeth, and a tall build. He has a pointed nose, oblong head, and black hair. He is from Ijurin-Ekiti in Ekiti State and speaks Yoruba. The police say he might be hiding somewhere, and they want folks to look out for anyone matching this look. Rewards could be given for good information that leads to his catch.
Faturoti Kehinde, also known as Ifagorite, is about 36 years old with similar features like dark skin, tall height, and black hair. He has a pointed nose, oblong head, and is from the same area in Ekiti State. Like the other suspect, he speaks Yoruba and might be on the run.
The police believe both men worked together in this sad event and need to be brought in for questioning.
The victims were Lasisi Funmilayo, who worked to keep roads safe, and her 10-year-old daughter Sewa. Their deaths have left family and friends heartbroken. Pictures show a smiling mother and child, reminding everyone of the loss. The police are working hard to solve this case and bring peace to those hurt by it.
This kind of crime raises worries about safety in the community. People are talking about why such things happen and what can be done to stop them. The police promise to follow all leads and make sure justice is served. They ask everyone to stay alert and report anything strange without fear.
In the end, catching these men could help heal the pain from this tragedy.
As the search goes on, many hope for quick arrests so the family can find closure. This story shows how important it is for communities to work with police to keep everyone safe.
