FFK questions the death of Flying Officer Arotile, calls for investigation
Former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani Kayode has reacted to the death of Flying officer Tolulope Arotile, Nigeria’s first female combat helicopter pilot.
In a tweet he shared via his twitter handle, mourning her death, he questioned the idea that she was killed by being knocked down by her best friends car as he further urged the Chief of Air Staff to investigate the matter thoroughly.
His tweet:
“The death of the highly celebrated 23-year-old helicopter pilot, Tolu Arotile, is sad & tragic. She was courageous & formidable in battle, doing much harm to BH. The idea that she was killed by being knocked down on the Airforce Base by her best friends car is nonsensical.
“Who is this best friend & what is his/her name? I suspect that Tolu was murdered & the truth is bring covered up. I urge the Chief of Air Staff to investigate this matter thoroughly. So much is being read into it &it does not augur well for the reputation of the Air Force.
“Justice must be done. May Tolu’s soul rest in peace and may the Lord comfort her parents and family.”
Her raised many questions, because her death is suspicious, she has been granted a week leave and in the morning her boss called her to come to the barrack before twinkle of an eye, driver reverse and killed her. Oga ooo. RIP
Best friend my foot! Let a crack team of investigation panel be set up to look into the real cause of her death. It can never be accident i bet
sad news, let investigation proceed anyway
Sad news,they should initiate a proper investigation.
Her death story is quite funny and unreal