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Bamise: Another Lady Narrates How Same BRT Driver Wanted To Rape Her Inside Bus

  • Another lady has narrated how same BRT driver who allegedly killed Bamise wanted to rape her inside bus.

  • Despite the revelations, the Lagos State Police Command and Lagos State Government are yet to make any official statements on the fresh accusations

EKO HOT BLOG reports that another lady who is a medical doctor, Onyinyechi Anoke, has narrated how she escaped being raped by Nice Omininikoron, the driver of the Bus Rapid Transit vehicle remanded over the murder of a passenger, Oluwabamise Ayanwola.

The doctor is the second lady accusing Nice, who was remanded in prison on Friday, of rape after the death of Bamise.

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The narratives of the medical doctor and a former salesgirl, who spoke exclusively with The PUNCH, are similar to the late Bamise’s revelation in the text and audio chats the deceased sent to her friend after sensing danger inside Nice’s BRT.

However, despite the revelations, the Lagos State Police Command and Lagos State Government are yet to make any official statements on the fresh accusations.

The state government and police had earlier been alleged of a cover-up by a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Ebun Adegboruwa.

Medical doctor’s case:

Anoke explained that the incident happened in December 2021, one month after Nice allegedly raped a former salesgirl in Lagos.

The medical doctor presented a call log showing Nice’s confirmation that she didn’t give him a fake phone number.

When our correspondent dialled the phone number using an Identity Application, the owner of the phone number was revealed to be “Andrew Nice Lbsl”.

Anoke, who is in her late 20s, said she was going home after visiting a friend on the day she had an encounter with the BRT driver.

She narrated, “He (referring to Andrew) talked about spending the night with him, and all the nonsense, but I politely deflected with the excuse that I’ve already stayed out much later than agreed and my parents were calling me, but that I could see him the next day, or even spend the entire weekend (weekend I would already be in Asaba ).

“It’s actually not funny. From the conversation he said his name was Andrew, he doesn’t usually ply that route, that he’s more on the Island, and lives in Sagamu and would most likely not see me again, that I’m scamming him.

“By this time, he had gotten to the next bus stop, still refused to pick anybody, instead moved ahead a bit and parked, and put out the bus lights. There was stark darkness within, though the street lights illuminated the surroundings so I could see people but no one could see me.

“How do I signal these passers-by for help? Everywhere was still tightly locked in all of this so all conversations were contained within. He said we should move to the back row and talk better.

Sodiq Lawal

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