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madridguy:
In the aftermath of the incident, Adams-Odutayo allegedly refused to step out of her car to check on the victim. Eyewitnesses reportedly rushed to the scene and begged her to help, but she did nothing. When they approached her friend, they were reportedly told, “She doesn’t want blood to stain her car.”

Some people are naturally very wicked.

Ironfaceman:
The people signing petition really amazes me.. Two wreckless drivers collide. And you are signing what.

It's only in Nigeria someone will do 150kmph.on a 20kmph designated road to showoff.

RIP be the way.

Ironfaceman:
The people signing petition really amazes me.. Two wreckless drivers collide. And you are signing what.

It's only in Nigeria someone will do 150kmph.on a 20kmph designated road to showoff.

RIP be the way.

CrownedPhoenix:
If what transpired is truly as written here, then I imagine genuine people in right positions will get involved. Not the Afe types, perhaps the Rotimi types.

What rational 'humane' human can be the cause of a fatal accident and find the nerve to say she doesn't want blood to touch her car..



Yes, that level of insanity needs to be cured. Hopefully, the courts can cure her of it.

madridguy:
In the aftermath of the incident, Adams-Odutayo allegedly refused to step out of her car to check on the victim. Eyewitnesses reportedly rushed to the scene and begged her to help, but she did nothing. When they approached her friend, they were reportedly told, “She doesn’t want blood to stain her car.”

Some people are naturally very wicked.

Tope2024:
all these girls are terribly brought up and so proud and sultry.people should burn her with that God forsaken car and attitude.awon oloriburuku omo obinrin ofo.

Edusouls:
See face like owl, too many witches out there be careful men

Angelfrost:
She will still go scotfree...!

Justice in Nigeria depends on your level of wealth and connection.

It's obvious she's used to doing what she likes and getting away with it.

If it were possible, she would have reversed and driven off.

Ironfaceman:
The people signing petition really amazes me.. Two wreckless drivers collide. And you are signing what.

It's only in Nigeria someone will do 150kmph.on a 20kmph designated road to showoff.

RIP be the way.

koning:
I don't know about this y'ba people, but, where i come from, she will be dead by now if Adetunji Opeleye was related to me. There will be no need for police intervention or going to court.

She will be identified and eliminated without any trace of the killers. No be Lagos we dey again. Her family will pay one way or the other.

Such people really rub me the wrong way.

Omoawoke:
Before everyone pounce on her and eat her alive

Not everyone act sane in times of crisis

eastOFwest:
To be fair to her, it's not advisable to step out of the car in situations like that in Nigeria. This is not Europe or America. She could have been lynched. That's the truth about situations like this is Nigeria and people have lost their lives in similar situations. May his soul rest in peace but Nigeria happened to him 😔

Creamypie:
Women are selfish

after some hospitals refused him treatment

Ironfaceman:
The people signing petition really amazes me.. Two wreckless drivers collide. And you are signing what.

It's only in Nigeria someone will do 150kmph.on a 20kmph designated road to showoff.

RIP be the way.

nlfpmod:
A petition into the death of Adetunji ‘TeeJay’ Opayele, the Co-founder and Chief Technical Officer (CTO) of Nigerian retail automation startup Bumpa, has received over 20,000 signatures on change.org directed to the Lagos State Government.

Techpoint Africa reported that Opayele died on March 5, 2025, after being involved in a car accident. The change.org petition initiated by ‘Teejay Legacy,’ has revealed the details of the accident allegedly caused by one Biola Adams-Odutayo and the events that followed.

According to the petition, Opayele was said to have been returning from the gym and was riding his power bike on March 4, 2025, at about 10:20 p.m. along Ozumba Mbadiwe, Victoria Island, Lagos, when the incident occurred.

“He had the right of way when Miss Biola Adams-Odutayo, driving a vehicle with licence number LND 418 JR, merged onto the express way without considering approaching traffic, thereby crashing into him,” the petition reads in part.

Adams-Odutayo was reportedly returning from dinner at a restaurant by the express way with her friend on the night. She reportedly drove herself while instructing her driver to follow her friend’s car. Despite being in full safety gear, TeeJay was allegedly knocked down and lay unconscious on the road.

In the aftermath of the incident, Adams-Odutayo allegedly refused to step out of her car to check on the victim. Eyewitnesses reportedly rushed to the scene and begged her to help, but she did nothing. When they approached her friend, they were reportedly told, “She doesn’t want blood to stain her car.”

The petition further noted, “As Teejay lay unconscious but still breathing, Biola, a healthcare professional and Head of Health at a reputable insurance brokering firm, chose to stay on a phone call for over 30 minutes instead of helping save a life.”

After much back and forth, the eyewitnesses helped get Opayele to a hospital—after some hospitals refused him treatment—where he was pronounced dead in the early hours of March 5. Without showing remorse, Adams-Odutayo walked into the same hospital and requested a drip, claimed to be in shock, and then tried to flee.

Adams-Odutayo and her family have allegedly used influence and privilege to avoid the full weight of justice. From boasting about their connections to securing lenient charges of mere reckless driving, the response by authorities has left TeeJay’s loved ones feeling betrayed. She reportedly spent just one night in detention, with her bail set at ₦1 million—which she met almost immediately, and has since continued life as usual.

The petitioners are demanding for Adams-Odutayo to be charged with manslaughter rather than the lesser offence of reckless driving, while calling on elected government officials, including the Governor of Osun State, to wade in the matter.

The petition is in line with the comments of Bumpa Co-founder Kelvin Umechukwu, who stated, “Though his presence will be missed, we commit to keeping Teejay’s legacy alive.”
https://techpoint.africa/news/details-of-bumpa-co-founder-death/

Omoawoke:
Before everyone pounce on her and eat her alive

Not everyone act sane in times of crisis

eastOFwest:
To be fair to her, it's not advisable to step out of the car in situations like that in Nigeria. This is not Europe or America. She could have been lynched. That's the truth about situations like this is Nigeria and people have lost their lives in similar situations. May his soul rest in peace but Nigeria happened to him 😔

nlfpmod:
https://techpoint.africa/news/details-of-bumpa-co-founder-death/