HEARTBREAK IN OGUN: The Unbelievable Betrayal That Led to the Murder of FRSC Officer Funmilayo and Her Little Daughter
It is the kind of story that shakes a nation to its bones…
A story of trust, betrayal, and a darkness so unimaginable that even seasoned investigators struggled to hold back tears.
What began as a “missing person” case in Ogun State has now unfolded into one of the most heartbreaking and horrifying murder stories Nigeria has seen in recent years.
On the morning of November 2, 39-year-old Federal Road Safety Officer Lasisi Funmilayo stepped out of her home at Obasanjo Hilltop Estate in Abeokuta, holding the hand of her young daughter, Sewa.
They told neighbours they were going out briefly.
They never came back.
For days, their family waited… hoping, praying, pleading for a miracle.
But unknown to them, their worst nightmare had already happened.
THE BETRAYAL:
On Wednesday, the Osun State Police Command paraded three suspects — and the truth that spilled out was beyond heartbreaking.
Victor Fajemirokun, a man Funmilayo once trusted and loved, confessed to luring her and her daughter into the hands of herbalists in Osun State, where both were brutally murdered.
According to Victor, an alfa had deceived him into believing that Funmilayo was “using his glory,” and that he would never prosper as long as she lived.
This was the same woman who cared for him.
The same woman who welcomed him into her life.
The same woman whose little daughter innocently followed her mother on what would become their final journey.
THE LAST MOMENTS:
Victor recounted how he deceived Funmilayo into travelling from Ogun to Ijebu-Ijesa…
How herbalist Gboyega Daramola told them she needed “spiritual cleansing”…
And how three men dragged mother and child into the bush.
What happened next is too painful to imagine:
Funmilayo was kľįľed.
Her young daughter witnessed it — and was killed moments later.
Their bodies were mutilated.
Vital body parts were removed.
Even investigators described the scene as “something no human should ever have to see.”
THE HERBALISTS SPEAK: A Chilling Confession
One of the herbalists, Sunday James, admitted his role in the killing.
He said his boss ordered him to klľľį both mother and child — and threatened him if he refused.
James calmly narrated how they slit their throats in the bush.
How they dismembered Funmilayo’s body.
How they dumped the remains like animals.
For many listening, it was a confession too shocking to process.
Esa-Odo Dam, where Funmilayo’s mutilated remains were recovered.
Her head, breasts, hands, and private parts were missing.
A nearby bush, where the remains of her little daughter, Sewa, were found.
Her head, hands, and feet were gone.
Autopsies have begun at the Teaching Hospital morgue.
After the murders, Victor fled Nigeria.
He ran to Ghana, hoping to disappear.
But through collaboration with Interpol, he was arrested, repatriated, and immediately taken into custody.
Osun State Commissioner of Police, Ibrahim Gotan, vowed that every single person involved in the killing of the mother and her daughter will face full justice.
He assured Nigerians that no one will escape the law, and the case will move swiftly to prosecution.
Funmilayo was a dedicated FRSC officer.
She was a mother.
She was a daughter.
She was a public servant who never imagined harm would come from someone she trusted.
Her child was innocent.
She deserved a future.
She deserved to grow up.
This is not just a crime story.
It is a lesson, a warning, and a heartbreaking reminder of the evil that sometimes hides behind familiar faces.
#ogunupdate
It is the kind of story that shakes a nation to its bones…
A story of trust, betrayal, and a darkness so unimaginable that even seasoned investigators struggled to hold back tears.
What began as a “missing person” case in Ogun State has now unfolded into one of the most heartbreaking and horrifying murder stories Nigeria has seen in recent years.
On the morning of November 2, 39-year-old Federal Road Safety Officer Lasisi Funmilayo stepped out of her home at Obasanjo Hilltop Estate in Abeokuta, holding the hand of her young daughter, Sewa.
They told neighbours they were going out briefly.
They never came back.
For days, their family waited… hoping, praying, pleading for a miracle.
But unknown to them, their worst nightmare had already happened.
THE BETRAYAL:
On Wednesday, the Osun State Police Command paraded three suspects — and the truth that spilled out was beyond heartbreaking.
Victor Fajemirokun, a man Funmilayo once trusted and loved, confessed to luring her and her daughter into the hands of herbalists in Osun State, where both were brutally murdered.
According to Victor, an alfa had deceived him into believing that Funmilayo was “using his glory,” and that he would never prosper as long as she lived.
This was the same woman who cared for him.
The same woman who welcomed him into her life.
The same woman whose little daughter innocently followed her mother on what would become their final journey.
THE LAST MOMENTS:
Victor recounted how he deceived Funmilayo into travelling from Ogun to Ijebu-Ijesa…
How herbalist Gboyega Daramola told them she needed “spiritual cleansing”…
And how three men dragged mother and child into the bush.
What happened next is too painful to imagine:
Funmilayo was kľįľed.
Her young daughter witnessed it — and was killed moments later.
Their bodies were mutilated.
Vital body parts were removed.
Even investigators described the scene as “something no human should ever have to see.”
THE HERBALISTS SPEAK: A Chilling Confession
One of the herbalists, Sunday James, admitted his role in the killing.
He said his boss ordered him to klľľį both mother and child — and threatened him if he refused.
James calmly narrated how they slit their throats in the bush.
How they dismembered Funmilayo’s body.
How they dumped the remains like animals.
For many listening, it was a confession too shocking to process.
Esa-Odo Dam, where Funmilayo’s mutilated remains were recovered.
Her head, breasts, hands, and private parts were missing.
A nearby bush, where the remains of her little daughter, Sewa, were found.
Her head, hands, and feet were gone.
Autopsies have begun at the Teaching Hospital morgue.
After the murders, Victor fled Nigeria.
He ran to Ghana, hoping to disappear.
But through collaboration with Interpol, he was arrested, repatriated, and immediately taken into custody.
Osun State Commissioner of Police, Ibrahim Gotan, vowed that every single person involved in the killing of the mother and her daughter will face full justice.
He assured Nigerians that no one will escape the law, and the case will move swiftly to prosecution.
Funmilayo was a dedicated FRSC officer.
She was a mother.
She was a daughter.
She was a public servant who never imagined harm would come from someone she trusted.
Her child was innocent.
She deserved a future.
She deserved to grow up.
This is not just a crime story.
It is a lesson, a warning, and a heartbreaking reminder of the evil that sometimes hides behind familiar faces.
#ogunupdate
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Bidding Farewell to Olusegun Awolowo JR.
27 September 1963 - 20 November2025
A Generational Legend.
May his soul rest in perfect peace 🕊️
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27 September 1963 - 20 November2025
A Generational Legend.
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BREAKING NEWS: Military coup d'état in Benin Republic this morning, President Patrice Talon has been deposed, soldiers led by Lieutenant Pascal Tigri have announced the full takeover of the country.
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Leadership in Ijebuland has never been accidental. It has always been about balance, protecting tradition while guiding progress. From trade and education to community life, ljebu leaders have long valued patience, discipline, and respect for process.
In today's world, leadership requires even more: vison, clarity, and the ability to engage confidently with modern society without losing cultural roots.
Figures like Omooba Abimbola Onabanjo reflect this enduring liebu approach, prepared, culturally grounded, and forward-looking. As liebuland looks ahead, the question is not whether tradition will endure, but who will steward it responsibly.
The ljebu way has always been clear: leadership is about wisdom, readiness, and guiding the future without forgetting the past.
In today's world, leadership requires even more: vison, clarity, and the ability to engage confidently with modern society without losing cultural roots.
Figures like Omooba Abimbola Onabanjo reflect this enduring liebu approach, prepared, culturally grounded, and forward-looking. As liebuland looks ahead, the question is not whether tradition will endure, but who will steward it responsibly.
The ljebu way has always been clear: leadership is about wisdom, readiness, and guiding the future without forgetting the past.
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#Breaking_News: Fuel Tanker Kills Scores At Toll Gate, Ota!!!
Report reaching OGUNUPDATE right now has ot that scores have lost their lives at Toll Gate, Ota after a fuel laden truck that's inbound Toll Gate from Ota, lost control, ramming into scores of people.
An eye witness who broke the news to OGUNUPDATE Correspondent said that the accident is so tragic and that casualty figures can not be ascertained as at the time of filing this report.
More details in our subsequent bulletins.
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Report reaching OGUNUPDATE right now has ot that scores have lost their lives at Toll Gate, Ota after a fuel laden truck that's inbound Toll Gate from Ota, lost control, ramming into scores of people.
An eye witness who broke the news to OGUNUPDATE Correspondent said that the accident is so tragic and that casualty figures can not be ascertained as at the time of filing this report.
More details in our subsequent bulletins.
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BREAKING NEWS: Tragedy strikes again at Tollgate Bus Stop, Sango-Ota (Ogun State) earlier today, Friday, March 6.
A trailer reportedly suffered brake failure, crashing into the busy axis and leaving multiple casualties. Eyewitnesses confirm that lives were lost, while several victims sustained injuries and were rushed for urgent medical care.
Emergency responders and security officials quickly arrived on scene as residents tried to assist. The area is currently crowded and tense as authorities work to restore order.
⚠️ Official figures on deaths and injuries are yet to be confirmed.
Stay tuned — more updates will follow as details emerge.
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A trailer reportedly suffered brake failure, crashing into the busy axis and leaving multiple casualties. Eyewitnesses confirm that lives were lost, while several victims sustained injuries and were rushed for urgent medical care.
Emergency responders and security officials quickly arrived on scene as residents tried to assist. The area is currently crowded and tense as authorities work to restore order.
⚠️ Official figures on deaths and injuries are yet to be confirmed.
Stay tuned — more updates will follow as details emerge.
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✨ 2026 Lisabi Day Celebration
Honouring the Spirit of Resistance and Unity in Egbaland
OGUNUPDATE, alongside our partners, captured the vibrant sights and sounds of this year’s Lisabi Day with lenses and drones—documenting yet another unforgettable festival from Ogun State.
Lisabi Day is more than tradition; it is a living reminder of identity, strength, and the unyielding spirit of a people who refused to be oppressed. In Ogun State, festivals are not competitions—they are celebrations of who we are. Whether it’s Ojude Oba, Orona Day, Remo Day, or Lisabi Day, each festival reflects our joy, cultural pride, and deep consciousness of heritage.
🎉 Congratulations to all sons and daughters of Egbaland!
Lisabi a gbe wa!!
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Honouring the Spirit of Resistance and Unity in Egbaland
OGUNUPDATE, alongside our partners, captured the vibrant sights and sounds of this year’s Lisabi Day with lenses and drones—documenting yet another unforgettable festival from Ogun State.
Lisabi Day is more than tradition; it is a living reminder of identity, strength, and the unyielding spirit of a people who refused to be oppressed. In Ogun State, festivals are not competitions—they are celebrations of who we are. Whether it’s Ojude Oba, Orona Day, Remo Day, or Lisabi Day, each festival reflects our joy, cultural pride, and deep consciousness of heritage.
🎉 Congratulations to all sons and daughters of Egbaland!
Lisabi a gbe wa!!
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