The free reign of bestiality and complicit governance structure resonate louder in the case of Oluwabamise Ayanwole, who was killed right in the custody of supposed state’s protection! It is ludicrous that a state like Lagos is failing in its remit and dissipating more energy on what smacks of cover-ups. But, Oluwabamise’s case should not be swept under the carpet.
Amid the outrage that greeted Oluwabamise’s death, the state government has arraigned the prime suspect and driver of the bus, Nice Andrew Omininikoron, in court and he has pleaded not guilty to the charges. Omininikoron has given two different accounts of the same tragedy. First was as an unkempt fugitive that confessed to the crime upon arrest. Afterwards was a clean shaven man in branded driver’s uniform, denying earlier confessions in an exclusive interview to a TV station.
Clearly, the gruesome episode is a graphic experience of failure in state administration and control. The victim’s death, like more that didn’t make it to limelight, exemplifies the paradox of the state’s constitutional responsibility of protecting lives and property. Oluwabamise’s kidnapping and death in the state-own commercial vehicle – the supposed safest by all standards – is unacceptable.
Apart from duty bearers’ accountability, the alleged behaviour of Omininikoron, the driver, raises a moral question on an emerging trend of the mentality of barbarism and mutilation of human parts as a route to become billionaires. Hence, there is the need to restructure the cognition and value system of people, who think that they can get money without working.
Source: Law Daily Report (lawdailyreport.net)
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