Richard Gbadebo was a 21 years old, 300 level student of University of Ibadan, having been involved in a fatal industrial accident at a soap making factory in Ibadan, Oyo State. Richard, like any other hard working Nigerian youth, had decided to engage himself in a holiday job having been at home for close to four months, occasioned by Covid 19 halt to academic activities nationwide, by taking up a casual work at Henkel Industries Ltd, makers of WAW detergent, located at a Industry in Oluyole Estate, Ibadan, Oyo State.

Mrs Abosede Gbadebo, Richard’s mum had initially breathed a sigh of relief when his son opted to work as a casual labor, to bolster the family’s finances, especially offsetting his UI school fees which had not been paid as at the time of volunteering to seek employment, but little had Richard known what gruesome fate that await him. Incidentally, the mum is also one of the staffers of this said Company where Richard sought employment. Until his death, he was a 300 level undergraduate of European Language, of the Faculty of Art, University of Ibadan. He was the only son of his parents. Over the years, operators and owners of industries within Oluyole Industrial Estate axis had gained infamy and considerable notoriety as sets of terrible employers, and its industries tagged as unsafe places to work, even as some Ibadan residents had labeled Oluyole industries simply as spectacles of companies who operate reckless, tyrannical and repressive labor laws by its inhumane foreign owners, among which are Labanese, Indians, Chinese and others.

While granting an interview with BBC Yoruba, Richard’s parent’s... https://olatorera.com/seeking-justice-for-richard/

So sad.

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