LONDON, UK – October 13, 2023 – The world is no stranger to heartbreaking stories, but none are as poignant and heart-wrenching as the tragedy that has befallen the Ogundipe family. The loving father, Mr. Oladapo Ogundipe, CEO of Airwired Nigeria Limited, is now on a solemn quest for justice, driven by an unquenchable desire to unveil the painful truth behind the untimely death of his beloved daughter, Alanis.

Alanis, a bright star in the firmament of life, was a young woman with dreams and aspirations to toe the path of her grandfather, Mr. Samuel Olagunju Ogundipe a 1965 Gwyther Prize winner and the best student in Monetary Theory and Practice in the final part of the London Institute of bankers professional examinations. He was a model banker; the first Nigerian graduate to be employed by UBA and the first CEO of Nigerian Merchant bank and who later Co-Founded Prudent Merchant bank, the forerunner to Skye and Polaris bank. Alanis graduated from Manchester University with a stellar 2.1 degree in Accounting and Finance, she achieved the extraordinary feat of passing 14 out of 15 Associate Chartered Accountant (ACC) exams within a mere 10 months, a feat that usually takes the average person three to four years to accomplish. Her excellence was further validated through stringent background tests conducted by her employer, KPMG, which encompassed medical, financial, drug, mental, and psychological assessments.

Despite residing oceans apart, Alanis remained the apple of her father's eye, his pride and joy. She moved away from the family home when she gained admission to study for the Bachelor of Science degree in Management (Accounting and Finance) at the University of Manchester in 2016, and as her father's first and her parents' only daughter, the family cherished every moment they spent together.

However, a sinister cloud entered Alanis' life in July 2022, in the form of Ryan Legget, her boyfriend, who was introduced to her by one of her friends. A once vibrant, disciplined young woman began spiraling into the depths of despair, as a crypto gambler the boyfriend coerced her into reckless gambling using her own money to make money so they could pay for the things he planned for them to do, as someone who relied on her money, he coerced her into insurmountable debts to himself, by listening to the boyfriend and no longer taking her father's advice to heart as she once did. According to Alanis "the money problems started after she was introduced to Ryan". According to one of her best friends, "Alanis had always been so sensible with money". It was during her last birthday celebration in February 2023 that the depths of Ryan's manipulation became evident. He gifted her a trip to Italy, which she accepted against her dads wishes, only for the boyfriend to shockingly demand a full refund of her spending money upon their return to the UK.

In an attempt to bring happiness to his daughter, Mr. Ogundipe had promised her £100 000 on completion of her exams. Yet, on May 23, 2023, when Ryan discovered this gift, he pressured Alanis into revealing her bank statements and demanded the money. Her refusal triggered an alarming episode that revealed Ryan's dark side. In a surreptitious act of coercive control and invasion of privacy, after obtaining her password without her consent, on the 28th May 2023 he forcibly accessed her phone which contained company information of her father, extracting her bank statements and other sensitive data on her secret formula for staying awake at night for months on end so she could study and pass the 14 out of 15 exams on the ACA program whilst working at KPMG.

This coercive and controlling behavior in violation of section 76 of the Serious Crime Act 2015 and egregious violation of privacy under sections 1 and 2 of the computer misuse and other offenses Act 1990 both of the UK is not only morally reprehensible but also illegal, constituting a blatant infringement of privacy and computer misuse and domestic abuse laws. Armed with this sensitive information, Ryan subjected Alanis to physical, mental, and psychological torment, blackmailing and gaslighting her relentlessly using the data he had stolen from her phone and threatening to paint a false story of her. On May 29th, 2023, Miss Alanis tragically took her own life by jumping in front of a moving train 4 hours after agreeing to make payment. She was emotionally shattered, and her anguish was shared with her mother, making this an undeniable case of coerced suicide. Ryan showed no empathy and did not release her ID required to claim the £100,000 until after her death and after he had attempted to obtain payment from Mr Ogundipe using the stolen data. After failing in that attempt, he has sent abusive messages to Mr Ogundipe and the family. This is unbearable according to Mr Ogundipe.

Mr. Ogundipe, in his valiant pursuit of justice for his cherished daughter, filed a complaint with the United Kingdom Greater ManChester Police Department. The case is awaiting a review following the criming on the 26th July 2023 by the British Transport Police of the hacking allegation and Ryan Legget's uncoerced written admission that he broke into Alanis's phone without her consent and transferred her data using the i message app from her phone to his phone and used the information to gaslight and blackmail her until she agreed to commit to pay him 4 hours before she killed herself.

Now, Mr. Ogundipe is reaching out to both the British and Nigerian governments, imploring them for the uncoerced written confession by the suspect of violation of sections 1 and 2 of the UK Computer Misuse and other Offenses Act 1990 to be taken into account for the family’s healing and to secure justice for his beloved daughter, whose life was unjustly extinguished. Since Alanis's passing, the Ogundipe family has been plunged into profound despair, with Mr. Ogundipe ceasing to work, overwhelmed by grief for the loss of his only daughter. All he yearns for is justice. Mr Ogundipe is very concerned that Ryan(@ryanleggett_) is going around freely with the data he stole from Alanis phone which may include information on his company and business.

This heartrending saga is a testament to the urgent need for justice and the importance of exposing the dark shadows of manipulation and abuse. The memory of Alanis must not fade; her legacy should be a catalyst for change and the pursuit of justice in her name. The world is watching, and her story demands the truth to be uncovered.

For media inquiries, please contact:

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LONDON, UK – October 13, 2023 – The world is no stranger to heartbreaking stories, but none are as poignant and heart-wrenching as the tragedy that has befallen the Ogundipe family. The loving father, Mr. Oladapo Ogundipe, CEO of Airwired Nigeria Limited, is now on a solemn quest for justice, driven by an unquenchable desire to unveil the painful truth behind the untimely death of his beloved daughter, Alanis.

Alanis, a bright star in the firmament of life, was a young woman with dreams and aspirations to toe the path of her grandfather, Mr. Samuel Olagunju Ogundipe a 1965 Gwyther Prize winner and the best student in Monetary Theory and Practice in the final part of the London Institute of bankers professional examinations. He was a model banker; the first Nigerian graduate to be employed by UBA and the first CEO of Nigerian Merchant bank and who later Co-Founded Prudent Merchant bank, the forerunner to Skye and Polaris bank. Alanis graduated from Manchester University with a stellar 2.1 degree in Accounting and Finance, she achieved the extraordinary feat of passing 14 out of 15 Associate Chartered Accountant (ACC) exams within a mere 10 months, a feat that usually takes the average person three to four years to accomplish. Her excellence was further validated through stringent background tests conducted by her employer, KPMG, which encompassed medical, financial, drug, mental, and psychological assessments.

Despite residing oceans apart, Alanis remained the apple of her father's eye, his pride and joy. She moved away from the family home when she gained admission to study for the Bachelor of Science degree in Management (Accounting and Finance) at the University of Manchester in 2016, and as her father's first and her parents' only daughter, the family cherished every moment they spent together.

However, a sinister cloud entered Alanis' life in July 2022, in the form of Ryan Legget, her boyfriend, who was introduced to her by one of her friends. A once vibrant, disciplined young woman began spiraling into the depths of despair, as a crypto gambler the boyfriend coerced her into reckless gambling using her own money to make money so they could pay for the things he planned for them to do, as someone who relied on her money, he coerced her into insurmountable debts to himself, by listening to the boyfriend and no longer taking her father's advice to heart as she once did. According to Alanis "the money problems started after she was introduced to Ryan". According to one of her best friends, "Alanis had always been so sensible with money". It was during her last birthday celebration in February 2023 that the depths of Ryan's manipulation became evident. He gifted her a trip to Italy, which she accepted against her dads wishes, only for the boyfriend to shockingly demand a full refund of her spending money upon their return to the UK.

In an attempt to bring happiness to his daughter, Mr. Ogundipe had promised her £100 000 on completion of her exams. Yet, on May 23, 2023, when Ryan discovered this gift, he pressured Alanis into revealing her bank statements and demanded the money. Her refusal triggered an alarming episode that revealed Ryan's dark side. In a surreptitious act of coercive control and invasion of privacy, after obtaining her password without her consent, on the 28th May 2023 he forcibly accessed her phone which contained company information of her father, extracting her bank statements and other sensitive data on her secret formula for staying awake at night for months on end so she could study and pass the 14 out of 15 exams on the ACA program whilst working at KPMG.

This coercive and controlling behavior in violation of section 76 of the Serious Crime Act 2015 and egregious violation of privacy under sections 1 and 2 of the computer misuse and other offenses Act 1990 both of the UK is not only morally reprehensible but also illegal, constituting a blatant infringement of privacy and computer misuse and domestic abuse laws. Armed with this sensitive information, Ryan subjected Alanis to physical, mental, and psychological torment, blackmailing and gaslighting her relentlessly using the data he had stolen from her phone and threatening to paint a false story of her. On May 29th, 2023, Miss Alanis tragically took her own life by jumping in front of a moving train 4 hours after agreeing to make payment. She was emotionally shattered, and her anguish was shared with her mother, making this an undeniable case of coerced suicide. Ryan showed no empathy and did not release her ID required to claim the £100,000 until after her death and after he had attempted to obtain payment from Mr Ogundipe using the stolen data. After failing in that attempt, he has sent abusive messages to Mr Ogundipe and the family. This is unbearable according to Mr Ogundipe.

Mr. Ogundipe, in his valiant pursuit of justice for his cherished daughter, filed a complaint with the United Kingdom Greater ManChester Police Department. The case is awaiting a review following the criming on the 26th July 2023 by the British Transport Police of the hacking allegation and Ryan Legget's uncoerced written admission that he broke into Alanis's phone without her consent and transferred her data using the i message app from her phone to his phone and used the information to gaslight and blackmail her until she agreed to commit to pay him 4 hours before she killed herself.

Now, Mr. Ogundipe is reaching out to both the British and Nigerian governments, imploring them for the uncoerced written confession by the suspect of violation of sections 1 and 2 of the UK Computer Misuse and other Offenses Act 1990 to be taken into account for the family’s healing and to secure justice for his beloved daughter, whose life was unjustly extinguished. Since Alanis's passing, the Ogundipe family has been plunged into profound despair, with Mr. Ogundipe ceasing to work, overwhelmed by grief for the loss of his only daughter. All he yearns for is justice. Mr Ogundipe is very concerned that Ryan(@ryanleggett_) is going around freely with the data he stole from Alanis phone which may include information on his company and business.

This heartrending saga is a testament to the urgent need for justice and the importance of exposing the dark shadows of manipulation and abuse. The memory of Alanis must not fade; her legacy should be a catalyst for change and the pursuit of justice in her name. The world is watching, and her story demands the truth to be uncovered.

For media inquiries, please contact:

That's a stellar family history of the Ogundipes from the time of the grandfather.

Tbh, this Ryan dude has to be fully investigated based on all the digital trail of evidence available. Alanis didn't just get hit by a train... Something triggered it and her white mother knew slot about the intimidation of her only daughter. It's time to get real and bring that young mofo called Ryan to justice! Get the Nigerian community in the UK involved... There are legit legal experts and Private investigators among them.

Why una come dey disturb us when dem dey enjoy we no hear o

I was crying after i watched the old man crying 2 days ago in an interview with punch , i cant sleep well ever since i watched all the agony he is passing through,such a promising beautiful young lady, i pray he gets all the justice he needs in other for him to get the closure he really needs, may the lord comfort his wife as well, Amen, this life one needs to be praying , no matter how good you are, pray you dont mix up with bad guys .