“Upon recognising their schoolmate, Arotile, after passing her, Mr Adejoh, who was driving, reversed the vehicle, ostensibly in an attempt to quickly meet up with the Deceased, who was walking in the opposite direction. In the process, the vehicle struck Flying Officer Arotile from the rear, knocking her down with significant force and causing her to hit her head on the pavement. The vehicle then ran over parts of her body as it veered off the road beyond the kerb and onto the pavement, causing her further injuries.”

onadana:


What conclusion? They have said it all.Its sad,its not murder.You charge by manslaughter. My mum was knocked down by a vehicle in 2010.I lost my wife last year through reckless driving by a driver.Her parents holds the key.No matter what is done she won't come back.It is a horrifying experience losing a loved one.

ikay00406:
His picture from his Twitter I guess

Asour:


Sad story.

But there is nothing here that counters the "Inadvertent" narrative yet.
As at now, the Accident was clearly unintentional/inadvertent.

For Conspiracy theorists, How can the NAF train an Officer for years with Several $ and celebrate her as a Pioneer only to then "plan" here death. Clearly makes no sense.

God help us.

Guestlander:
After saying she was "inadvertently" struck down.

richie240:

You can't really blame them if it take NAF a whole week just to put out ordinary name.
One whole week, and dts after much prodding!

Golan007:


To be fair, the Airforce should never have released the name.

Only court documents should have such from which investigative journalists may publish their findings.

The identity of the driver needs protection from unscrupulous people.

Akinsete19:
Her death was an attack. the guy was just unfortunate to be the killer.

Nbotee:
What is d essence of all their investigations if all dey eventually provided was d name of d driver?

JAYUK:
How did the said driver kept reversing without looking at the 3 mirrors in the SUV likely to have a reverse camera too. This whole story has a missing link some where,who is the owner of the SUV,how was the 3 guys allowed in to go and see one lady like that even with the Covid 19 and social distancing in place.

helinues:
More details are needed.. We don't just need the names, what transpired on the said day?

ThuGnificenX:
killing someone with a car when you don't have a driver's license is considered a murder....

Golan007:


To be fair, the Airforce should never have released the name.

Only court documents should have such from which investigative journalists may publish their findings.

The identity of the driver needs protection from unscrupulous people.

SirWarlock:
Is that the normal penalty or in this case since it wasn't self defence, it's 3rd degree murder?

Ishilove:

QED. May we never be the instruments of evil attackers.

SmartProf:
I hope the name we have read up there exists in real life

richie240:


Where NAF messed up from day one was when they began divulging nit-bit (and partly contradictory) statements.

What they shd have done was to tell d populace that once they've completed the info, they'll release a comprehensive statement and not ds hogwash tin they r doing upandan.
That would've calmed a lot of nerves.

Akinsete19:
Her death was an attack. the guy was just unfortunate to be the killer.

Buffalo2:
Hmmmmm......that's another angle to it oo....

Guestlander:
After saying she was "inadvertently" struck down.

ekwerendi:
The only thing i can say now is that,her accident and eventual death is more of the spiritual than physical.... I know people will just think it's ordinary mistake.... The more you look the more you will have the insight...

Please this is just my opinion ooooooooooooo

Guestlander:
After saying she was "inadvertently" struck down.

Golan007:


To be fair, the Airforce should never have released the name.

Only court documents should have such from which investigative journalists may publish their findings.

The identity of the driver needs protection from unscrupulous people.