A human rights activist and author, Comrade Paul Ikechukwu Njoku, has urged the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) to release the CCTV footage on how the late first Nigerian woman combat flying officer Tolulope Arotile was killed and died in a car accident inside the Nigerian Air Force Base in Kaduna State.
The rights activist expressed discomfort over the available and numerous but inconsistent narratives of the incident. He advised President Muhammadu Buhari to order for a constituted Forensic and scientifically transparent corona-inquest panel which must be conducted by an independent investigative experts.
“I want to believe that there are CCTV footages mounted in and around the Nigerian Air Force Base and its environs in Kaduna State. Nigerians want to view the footage for unified assessments, independent reviews and Forensic measurements.
“As a matter of fact, there should be a thorough investigation of all the mobile call-log communications and WhatsApp calls/ messages of all the hierarchy including the survivors of those involved in the road accident inside the Air Force Base in Kaduna”, said Activist Paul.
Mr. Njoku also lamented that the innocent but talented God-given Flying woman officer from all unofficial interpretations could be assumed to be horrendously murdered by the jealous hegemonic irredentists of our time .
“Nigerians want to be convinced on the possibility of how the driver who has already sighted the direction of his ex-secondary school classmate speedily hit her multiple times or hit her gravely whereby crushing her legs, stomach and head even on a reverse gear when the car didn’t fell break.
“We are interested to know if this was not a deliberate and organised murder in other words.
“The World want to be convinced how the driver and two other occupants of the car did not die or sustained any life-threatening injury in such a supposed fatal accident which strawed from a different direction to a far direction as the car is expected to crush into a complete mangle of metals”, Comrade Ikechukwu, stated.
Recall that in a detailed press statement released by the Nigerian Air Force Director of Public Relations and Information, Air Commodore Ibikunle Daramola, the late young combat officer was killed by a reversing car on July 14, 2020, at the age of 24 when she was inadvertently hit by a reversing vehicle of an excited former Air Force Secondary School classmate whose name was later released as Nehemiah Adejoh while trying to greet her.
