FRSC officer Lasisi Oluwamayokun and her daughter Adesewa are buried in Osun, with colleagues and family mourning the tragic loss

Emotion ran high at the burial service of Lasisi Oluwamayokun, a Federal Road Safety Corps officer in Ogun State, and her daughter, Adesewa, as they were interred at St John’s Anglican Church, Ita-Olookan, Osogbo on Friday.

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The 38-year-old officer and her daughter were reported missing on the morning of 2 November 2025 after leaving their residence at Obasanjo Hilltop Estate, Oke-Mosan, Abeokuta, and never returned.

Police later arrested Victor Fajemirokun, the deceased’s partner, who confessed to luring the pair to their deaths at the hands of herbalists in Osun State.

Two herbalists, Gboyega Daramola and Sunday James, were also paraded by the police.

The burial service, attended by family, friends, and FRSC officers from Ogun and Osun Commands, lasted about 45 minutes.

The coffins, draped with the FRSC and national flags, were escorted from the morgue of Osun State University Teaching Hospital to the burial ground in a convoy led by the Osun FRSC Sector Commander, Leye Adegboyega.

Ven. Lekan Salami, Vicar of St John’s Anglican Church, exhorted mourners on the transience of life, reading from Thessalonians 4:13–18, and urged reflection on eternity and righteousness.

FRSC officers performed passage rites in honour of Oluwamayokun, with many in attendance overcome with grief.

Speaking on behalf of the family, Tajudeen Dauda, nephew to the deceased’s husband, described Oluwamayokun as “a very good woman” whose loss was deeply felt.

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He added, “Nobody prayed for what happened, but we can’t question God. May her soul rest in peace.”