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Friends Demand Justice for Kitan Oyesiku, Urge Authorities to Intensify Investigation

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Friends of the late Kitan Oyesiku have renewed calls for justice, urging the Ogun State Government, the Ogun State Police Command, and other relevant authorities to intensify efforts to uncover the circumstances surrounding her death and bring those responsible to justice.

The appeal was made in a statement issued on Wednesday by the group, Friends of Kitan Oyesiku, and signed by Oluwaseun Boye.

Describing Oyesiku as a peaceful, compassionate, and kind-hearted woman, the group said her death was a cruel and senseless tragedy that has left family members, friends, and loved ones devastated.

The group called on security agencies to sustain ongoing investigations and ensure that all individuals connected to the crime are identified, arrested, and prosecuted.

“We once again call on the Ogun State Government, the Ogun State Police Command, and all relevant security and justice stakeholders to intensify efforts to unravel the circumstances surrounding the tragic killing of our dear friend, Kitan Oyesiku,” the statement said.

The friends commended Ogun State Commissioner of Police, Bode Ojajuni, and officers of the state command for steps taken so far, expressing confidence in the ability of investigators to deliver justice.

They also urged the state government not to allow the case to fade without resolution, stressing that justice must not only be done but must be seen to be done in order to reassure the public that criminal acts will not go unpunished.

The group further appealed to members of the public with useful information to assist investigators, noting that even seemingly minor details could provide crucial leads in the ongoing probe.

Expressing optimism that the truth would eventually emerge, the friends said they believe everyone involved in the killing will face the full weight of the law.

The statement concluded with a renewed demand for accountability and justice, declaring: “Justice for Kitan Oyesiku.”

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