Policemen attached to the Ibafo Police DivisionOgun State, on Saturday recovered the decomposed body of the manager of a commercial bank, Mr. Habeeb Olatunde, at an uncompleted building at Arepo.
NE learnt that Olatunde, who had been declared missing since June 18, allegedly committed suicide.
The policemen, led by the Divisional Police Officer, Salawu Jimoh, a Chief Superintendent of Police, were said to have concluded that the matter was suicide based on what they found on ground.
The state’s Police Public Relations officer, Mr. Muyiwa Adejobi, explained that the decomposed body was found hanged in the building when the police detectives arrived at the scene.
Adejobi, a Deputy Superintendent of Police, added that preliminary investigation revealed that Olatunde committed suicide by hanging himself.
He said, “Since Olatunde was declared missing on June 19, 2014, the police have intensified efforts to find him. However, his remains were discovered after a thorough search with the help of members of the community.”
Adejobi said the police were investigating the circumstances leading to the incident. He added that initial findings showed that the deceased complained of stress in the office and was permitted to have a rest.
“He committed suicide while he was on casual leave,” he said.
He said his corpse had been released to his family for burial according to Islamic rites as no mark of violence was seen on the body and no foul play was suspected. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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Terrible! people should learn how to ease off and share their problems with fear close associates and relatives.Also, Money! Money! Money! and people are struggling and working themselves to death to live big. Let us learn to value quality free leisure time with family, doing spots or just enjoying our hobbies. Over dependence on "pastors" and"men of God"prophesies and wealth prophesy can tremendously add to our fears and anxiety and people are to ready for such now. We are largely responsible for some of the fate that befell us these days because we have become too materialistic to the point that we ignore those little things that make life worth living.
ReplyDeleteMr Muyiwa Adejobi are u sure u are a policeman? this story get K leg. Did the bank notice any irregularity in their accounts, failed loans he approved or missing funds? which kind stress e dey face wey go make am commit suicide? r Adejbi, you sound like a farmer(a foolish one at that) talking on behalf of the police.
ReplyDelete@9.22 why calling pastors etc in this case, didn't read buried according to Islamic rite. Better watch your mouth. Are you sure that he's not a manager of lslamic bank.
ReplyDeleteHe is a lousy fellow who reads upside down. Demon inspired beings often tend to divert attention to achieve their foolish aims but this guy is a failure like his father: the devil
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