Justice for Adetunji Opaleye, Bumpa co-founder popularly known as TeeJay.
The family and friends of TeeJay demand justice for the life of a promising, ambitious, young man whose life was cut short by one Mrs Biola Adams-Odutayo.
Mrs Biola Adams-Odutayo is a healthcare professional and Head of Health at a reputable Insurance brokering firm.
What really happened?
After a long day at work on March 4th, Teejay went to the iFitness gym in Victoria Island before heading home on his power bike. At about 10:20 PM, as he rode along Ozumba Mbadiwe, Victoria Island, Lagos, he had the right of way when Miss Biola Adams-Odutayo, driving a vehicle with licence number LND 418 JR, merged onto the expressway without considering approaching traffic, thereby crashing into him.
Teejay was knocked unconscious, sprawled on the road.
After the crash, Biola Adams-Odutayo refused to step out of her vehicle to check on Teejay. Bystanders and good Samaritans rushed to help, begging her to assist, but she did nothing. When they approached her friend, they were reportedly told:“She doesn’t want blood to stain her car.”
This therefore wasn't just an accident, but a complete disregard for human life.
As Teejay lay unconscious but still breathing, Biola, a healthcare professional and Head of Health at a reputable Insurance brokering firm, chose to stay on a phone call for over 30 minutes instead of helping save a life.
Passerbys desperately tried to get TeeJay to the hospital, we was rejected in two hospitals. He was finally accepted in a hospital by past midnight, shortly after his arrival, he was declared dead.
After Teejay was declared dead, she walked into the hospital and requested a drip, claiming she was in shock. Then, she attempted to flee. Since her arrest, she and her family have boasted of their ‘connections’ and engaged in several tactics against Teejay’s grieving family and friends.
Biola Adams-Odutayo was detained for only one night at the police station, and her whereabouts remained unknown for the following days until she was charged to court for mere reckless driving.
Her bail conditions were set at ₦1,000,000 and two sureties, which she met on the same day. Since then, she has been comfortably at home, enjoying her freedom.
The family and friends of TeeJay are finally out, bringing the story to the public, seeking justice for adetunji Opaleye (TeeJay).
Justice for TeeJay, Biola Adams-Odutayo must be properly charged with manslaughter, also, not just a lesser offence of reckless driving.