“My sister suffered, She did not deserve to d!e” – Pregnant sister of 22-year-old girl who got missing cries bitterly (Video)

Oluwabamise Toyosi Ayanwole’s sister, Oluwabamise Toyosi Ayanwole, 22, was discovered dead days after boarding a BRT.

In an interview with BBC Pidgin, the lady who couldn’t stop crying described her sister’s struggles and bemoaned the premature end of her life.

On Saturday, February 26, Bamise went missing while returning to Ota from Ajah after boarding a BRT to Oshodi around 7 p.m. at the Chevron bus stop. She was later discovered dead on the Carter Bridge by the Ogogoro Community on Lagos Island.

Speaking to reporters, she stated:

“My sister did not deserve to die; she had been through a lot.” She had always wanted to be a fashion designer, and we all encouraged her to pursue her dream. We helped her when school wasn’t working for her. I personally backed her up. She wasn’t meant to die. She had always been strong in the face of adversity, hunger, and both good and bad times.”

“Everyone adores her. She was always willing to help. I’m not sure why my sister had to go this route. She was supposed to sew me a maternity gown, and I hadn’t seen her since. I saw her for the last time two weeks ago. Bamise was not meant to die. The government was supposed to stand up to her. She does not deserve to die.”

“My sister didn’t deserve to die.” I fasted and prayed even in my condition to ensure she arrived safely, and I trusted God and the government, but the government let me down. They made me realize that this country isn’t worth living in.”

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