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Landlord Masterminds Kidnap and Murder of Adekunle Ajasin University Students
New and heartbreaking updates have come to light regarding the tragic case of two Adekunle Ajasin University students who were kidnapped and later killed in Ondo State.

The victims, 25-year-old Friday Abah and 19-year-old Eloho Okah, were students of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba Akoko (AAUA).
They went missing on June 20, leaving the community in shock and fear. Sadly, the police have now confirmed that both students were murdered after being abducted.
Ondo State Commissioner of Police, Adebowale Lawal, gave a press briefing on Wednesday where he explained how the incident unfolded.
According to him, the students were kidnapped by a gang of armed robbers who later killed them to hide their crimes.
The police began their investigation after receiving complaints from the victims’ families on June 24. Using phone tracking technology, the police traced one of the student’s phones to Lagos, where they arrested a 38-year-old man, Abdul Mohammed Mubarak.
Mubarak admitted to buying the iPhone 14 Pro Max from a man named Ojo Michael, who was later caught in Aramoko-Ekiti.
During questioning, Michael confessed to being part of the crime. He revealed that the plan was led by Oladele Femi, the landlord of one of the students.
Femi allegedly planned the kidnapping with the help of Michael and another suspect known as “Kola,” who is still on the run.
The criminals had planned to rob and extort the students. During the time they held them hostage, they withdrew ₦800,000 from Abah’s bank account.
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But when Eloho Okah recognized Michael as someone she knew, the group decided to kill both victims to avoid being caught.
Their bodies were dumped between Agbado and Ode-Ekiti. Okah’s body has been found and is being examined by doctors. However, Abah’s remains are yet to be found, though police believe he was dumped in a nearby river.
The students’ Lexus RX 350 car, which was stolen during the incident, has been recovered by the police.
Commissioner Lawal has assured the public that all those involved will face justice. The police are working hard to capture the last suspect, “Kola,” and bring closure to this devastating case.
This sad event has left the university community and many Nigerians in mourning, as questions continue to rise about safety and the growing threat of violence against young people.
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