Think outta d box.

He exit hole of a bullet is always larger than the entry hole.

If he was shot at all, that means he was shot from thhe back

ASUU should stop all this rubbish and call off this strike! whats all these, 4 friends were involved in the accident, 1 died and the other could not tell that same day if their friend died of bullet. oh come on, you guyz should tell us something else abeg.

Hmmmmmmmm.....if only the dead could speak, we would have known the truth!!!!!

Judas iscariot!!!!!!! that's an Assassin sniper bullet.

amakenny: may Prof's soul rest in peace. Hole on his body too large to be from bullet. Or how could the shooter have shot without anyone noticing it? But one thing is clear, this ASUU strike has all the colours of struggle for power shift. The strike is no more having a humane face, not even having the colour of trade dispute anymore.

How does insistence on the appendage of the signature of a high ranking govt representative on an MoU it willingly entered into with another body amount to strugle for power shift?? I realy dont understand how some nigerians think. It is realy shameful to say the least.

The federal government in collaboration with the Kogi state government tactically killed him. I believe he was shoot. Our federal government is so heartless. A revolution must come. Many of these politicians must demise!

How can somebody after viewing those 2 pics, comes here and say that's not a bullet wound.
You don't need a magician to tell u that was a bullet from a high powered rife, that was shot at his back and came out from the chest.

If F.G have answer them, such thing would not hav happened.

Ola def2: GEJ is making history sha

it is certain that someone will bring jonathan into this and who should it be but.....the usual people

Most times you have to view a bullet hole closely to spot it except a shotgun was used and I doubt a shot gun will be used and fellow occupants will still be debating if its a gun shot or not.

This "bullet hole" was all over my face before I had even opened the thread. This is obviously a puncture wound that has been cleaned and now appears as a hole.

They should just bury this man and let him rest in peace.

binhozie: Most times you have to view a bullet hole closely to spot it except a shotgun was used and I doubt a shot gun will be used and fellow occupants will still be debating if its a gun shot or not.

This "bullet hole" was all over my face before I had even opened the thread. This is obviously a puncture wound that has been cleaned and now appears as a hole.

They should just bury this man and let him rest in peace.

Why should they "just bury this man and let him rest in peace?" Do you know the number of people that will die like him as we approach 2015 election. We must speak against evil. "The man dies in they that keep silent in the face of tyrany."

Nigerian Police Murdered Prof
Festus Iyayi? – UNIBEN Professor Narrates
Ordeal
In what appeared to be a planned assassination,
details have emerged on the death of former ASUU
President, Professor Festus Iyayi who was
reported to have died in a fatal car accident
involving Kogi Governor convoy few weeks ago.
Dr Anthony Monye Emina, an Associate Professor of
Economics and the Chairman of UNIBEN ASUU
Chapter who witnessed the accident has opened up
to Jethro Ibikele on what transpired on that fateful
day.
Interview excerpt below:
COULD YOU PLEASE NARRATE WHAT ACTUALLY
HAPPENED?
After taking our meal at Lokoja, we bought some
copies of the day’s newspapers. Thereafter, we
entered NNPC mega filling station just on the
outskirts of Lokoja, refilled our tanks and continued
our journey. We noticed that the stretch of road
between that mega station up to the point of the
accident was very busy. We were moving in a
convoy. UNIBEN vehicle was in the front, followed
by DELSU – Delta State University – Abraka and
Ambrose Alli University, AAU, Ekpoma. When we
left, DELSU was immediately behind us but we were
not immediately seeing Ekpoma, so we asked the
driver to slow down, considering the busy nature of
the road and the fact that Ekpoma was to join us;
and so, he slowed down.
We passed the Road Safety checkpoint, and after
that one, we passed another Road Safety
checkpoint. But not up to 200 metres after the point
of the second Road Safety checkpoint, we saw this
convoy of Kogi State governor heading in the
opposite direction, apparently coming from Abuja
and heading to Lokoja. There was no big vehicle in
front of us and behind us and there was no threat of
overtaking from any direction. Just toward the tail
end of the convoy, I noticed that the last escort
vehicle, a police pick-up van, veered off their lane
and was heading straight at us. So I asked the driver
of the vehicle to watch the vehicle. As soon as I told
him to watch the vehicle, it kept coming and it
looked as if the speed with which it was coming
increased, so I asked the driver to leave the road for
him. Even before I said so, the driver had started
leaving the road.
But as he made to leave the road, the police vehicle
kept coming at us, and before we knew it, we heard
this impact, and then, our vehicle staggered a little,
and before we knew it, it rolled over three times
and came to a halt.
When the vehicle came to a halt, I turned back, but I
didn’t see the other occupants with me. We were
actually three, plus the driver, making us four. Two
of them were at the back, and I was in the front with
the driver. So I tried to open the door. By then, I was
already bleeding from the injury on my hand and
my legs. I tried to open the door but I couldn’t. My
colleagues from DELSU and AAU who had arrived,
helped me to open the door. By then, we saw that
the other lady, Mrs. Iloh, who is the National
Welfare Officer, was hanging on the window. From
her waist down, she was outside dangling while the
rest of the body was inside the vehicle upside down.
And then, Prof was seated in an upright position.
The Road Safety [officers] which we just passed
were watching. It was a straight stretch of the road.
No curve, no hill, no valley, no pothole on the road
there, a level land for that matter. So they came,
they were the ones that helped us to pull down Dr.
(Mrs.) Iloh whom we thought didn’t make it. But
surprisingly, after a few minutes, she opened her
eyes and raised her hand and tried to inquire what
had happened.
Then we looked at Prof. He was motionless, but
sitting in an upside position. So we went closer and
we noticed that the left upper arm was shattered
and we saw a mass of blood around the chest.
An ambulance in the convoy of the governor came
back on noticing the accident, picked the occupants
of the police van and wanted to drive off. But with
the intervention of my colleagues from DELSU and
AAU, they came back and picked Dr. (Mrs.) Iloh
while we tried to pull Prof out of the vehicle, hoping
that he was unconscious, but before we could do
that, the ambulance had left. It was the Road Safety
people that helped us to pull him out of the vehicle
and carried him to the hospital. And it was at the
hospital that they pronounced him dead.
When they took him to the mortuary, it was then we
noticed that he had a hole in the chest region, close
to the heart, it was massive. But we don’t know
what could have caused that injury.
THERE ARE INSINUATIONS THAT HE WAS LIKELY SHOT
WITH A LETHAL weapon, POSSIBLY A SHORT GUN. DID
YOU HEAR ANITING LIKE A GUNSHOT?
Well, I wouldn’t be in a position to say because,
during the impact I heard the sound when the two
vehicles collided. And even with the fact that it was
a police vehicle, it is posible that, naturally as we
usually notice, those cops in the escort vehicle of
governors are always armed. So anything could
have happened between the point of impact and so
on.
REPORTS FROM LOKOJA HAD IT THAT AN IRON FROM
THE SEAT PIERCED THE PROF FROM THE BACK TO HIS
CHEST, IS THAT CORRECT?
That is not correct, we didn’t notice any broken
piece of iron from the seat, because the following
day when we got to the scene, we started looking
around, we didn’t notice any broken iron from the
seat. But we noticed that the window glasses were
shattered, but they couldn’t have caused that kind
of injury.
FROM YOUR OWN ASSESSMENT, WOULD YOU SAY
THE MAN WAS MURDERED?
Well, anything could have happened because, given
the circumstances of the accident, the vehicle
veered off the road and was coming in our direction.
Even when we made effort to leave the way, he
kept coming at us. These give cause for suspicion
and concern.
WHAT WAS THE RECEPTION LIKE AT THE HOSPITAL IN
LOKOJA?
When we got to Lokoja, they first referred us to the
Federal Medical Centre. When we got there, I was
eager to know his condition, so I followed closely
behind him. We got there, and the fellow we met at
the point there immediately said they should take
him to the mortuary, I was very angry, saying: WHY
WILL YOU ASK THEM TO TAKE HIM TO THE MORTUARY?
HAVE YOU CHECKED TO CONFIRM WHETHER HE IS ACTUALLY
DEAD? So when he looked at me and noticed that I
was in the same vehicle, it was then he apologised
and said he would actually come and check him.
That was the point at which they moved me away
from the scene to attend to my own injuries.
But by the time I came out of the ward, they had
left the arrival point at the hospital and I was told
that they had moved him to the state specialist
hospital because, according to them, the mortuary
at the Federal Medical Centre didn’t have adequate
facility to preserve the corpse.
One disturbing aspect of the whole thing is that
after the incident – this thing happened between
11:15am and 11:30am on that fateful day – the
governor of the state didn’t come the hospital until
about 5pm. And then, when they took the other
injured colleague, Dr. (Mrs.) Iloh to the state
specialist hospital, they told us they didn’t have
facilities for X-ray and scanning, that the closest to
the hospital was Ilorin. But surprisingly, after the
governor’s visit, the facilities came. So, we were
disturbed. That was in fact part of the reasons why
we were angry.
And apart from his coming late, he came with a
team of journalists with cameras to video his visit
to the hospital. We felt that this was not proper.
That was why we got angry with him.

Maybe if ASUU had called off this strike. The prof would have been alive today to be with his family. RIP professor fetus iyayi. You will always be a hero to us all.

malele: How can somebody after viewing those 2 pics, comes here and say that's not a bullet wound.
You don't need a magician to tell u that was a bullet from a high powered rife, that was shot at his back and came out from the chest.

. I didnt beleive it was a bullet because i havewitness accident that peace someone heart worser than this. I will beleive it is a sharp object. because if it was a bullet short which type of ammination did them used?

Oh Hell no!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

RICHIE BOI: Maybe if ASUU had called off this strike. The prof would have been alive today to be with his family. RIP professor fetus iyayi. You will always be a hero to us all.

May be if the FG had honoured the 2009 agreement ASUU wouldn't embarked on this strike, and Iyayi wouldn't have died.;-(

icebeatz: Think outta d box.

He exit hole of a bullet is always larger than the entry hole.

If he was shot at all, that means he was shot from thhe back

And reverse is the case with handguns,their bullets pull in a larger mass of skin and a very tiny exit hole is found

What do I expect from the stewpid modes. Cos my source is not from sahara reporters...they dumped me in one corner even though I showed a pic about this long ago .silly seun is being
Paid against gej by sahara. Hown do u f**kin explain this
https://www.nairaland.com/1543141/photo-prof-festus-iyayi-murdered

Bas**tards

I have more than 10 fuc**king ACCTS if u ban this. Silly modes.

Where is the picture? Didn't find one!

How will a bullet wound from the chest 'alternate ' the bullet wound from the back!

redfly: That is obviously not a bullet wound abeg, check online for pix of them and compare. This is just unnecessary propaganda to further increase tensions and generate news headlines. Sahara Reps shld be wise

Please, tell us what it is

Sabado: How will a bullet wound from the chest 'alternate ' the bullet wound from the back!

Use Google..

omenka: How does insistence on the appendage of the signature of a high ranking govt representative on an MoU it willingly entered into with another body amount to strugle for power shift?? I realy dont understand how some nigerians think. It is realy shameful to say the least.

It is saddening the manner Professor Iyayi died. But in every murder there must be a motive. So what could motivate people leading Nigeria to wamt Prof. Iyayi dead? Nothng. ASUU strike has continued after his death. And in no way has ASUU leadership become weakened since Prof. Iyayi died. Apendage of signature? Does that translate to money ASUU leadership is asking for? From all indications, ASUU leadership is now looking for a face-saving exit route. You can't have two govts in a country, if you have, that's anarchy. As for the insinuation that the strike has political colouration, there are evidences here and there to back that, more so, judging from the utterances of the main opposition party which usually implied that it endorses the continuation of the strike. Mind you there had been ASUU strikes in Nigeria in the past, but the present strike has been the most difficult to resolve, why? Because there are ties to it with push for power shift.

SAHARA REPORTERS, how does that resemble a bullet hole? Or was he shot with a cannon?

merbenko: . I didnt beleive it was a bullet because i havewitness accident that peace someone heart worser than this. I will beleive it is a sharp object. because if it was a bullet short which type of ammination did them used?

anybody ever wondered why ASUU is on strike?
This is why. . .
This is the fuckin reason...