Bashir Junaid, one of the detainees in the
murder trial of the PDP chieftain, Funsho
Williams, has filed a suit seeking an order of
mandamus compelling the inspector general of
police to re-open investigations into how the late
PDP governorship candidate in Lagos was
murdered.
The order was granted as Justice Rita Ofili-
Ajumogobia of the Federal High Court in Lagos
on Thursday agreed to Junaid’s request.

Junaid, a former cemetery attendant, was
detained for about a year in connection with
Williams’s murder, but later released.
His suit listed the following as respondents: the
police inspector general at the time, Sunday
Ehindero; the Lagos state commissioner of
police; the investigating police officer in the
murder case; the attorney general of the
federation at the time; Modupe Shasore; the
former Lagos state governor, Senator Bola
Tinubu; Dr Muiz Banire; Babatunde Edu; Dele
Alake; and Oladele Ajomale.
According to Talentarenaafrica.com, in the suit
Junaid cited Tinubu as a prime suspect.
In a 48-point statement of claims in support of
the suit, Junaid who lives at 6/8 Oladiti Street,
Ilupeju, Palm Grove, Lagos, averred that due to
the influence of Tinubu and Banire and the
compromising position of the investigators at the
Federal Central Investigations Department
(FCID) Alagbon, Banire was only cautioned and
made to rewrite another statement by the police,
while his freely confessed statement which
could have assisted the police in its attempt to
unravel the actual killers of Williams, with the
concrete and implicating evidence, was
discarded by the police at Alagbon Close, Lagos.

Williams was killed on July 27, 2006 at his
Dolphin Estate residence in Ikoyi, Lagos.
http://www.naij.com/406491-tinubu-fingered-in-funsho-williams-death.html

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