Alhaji Abubakar Suleiman Mayaki, CEO of Land and Properties Ltd, has been cleared of any involvement in the murder of one Idowu Keshinro, a case that has garnered significant public interest.
Investigation by the Homicide section of the Federal Criminal Investigation Department (FCID) in Abuja concluded that there was no evidence linking Mayaki to Keshinro’s death.
Initial allegations hinted at a conspiracy involving local police officials, including Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) Bose Owonipa and Chike Thankgod. But the FCID’s findings have exonerated Mayaki.
The investigation revealed minimal evidence against him, resulting in his unconditional bail. The FCID’s legal department asserted that the allegations were baseless, raising questions about the motives behind the claims against Mayaki. This case has highlighted concerns over potential corruption within the Nigeria police force.
As the investigation unfolds, the public is eager for further updates in this complex situation, which reflects ongoing challenges within the Nigerian justice system.
Currently, Mayaki faces charges in a magistrate court in Ogba following an alleged fraudulent duplicate of the case file that was improperly sent to the Lagos DPP, who was said to be unaware of the FCID’s extensive work that questioned the basis for the defendant’s incarceration.
Attention is also being drawn to claims that the alleged conspirator openly boasted in the court about using his wealth to influence the Lagos judiciary, similar to his actions at the FCID in Abuja.
Meanwhile, the Inspector General of Police, Deputy Inspector General of Police ( Fcid) and the Lagos State Commissioner of Police and Department of Public prosecution have been urged to ensure thorough investigation and be wary of the antics of mischievous people
