Gawat’s whereabouts remain unknown!
As Ramadan beckons, Gawat's debacle reignites!
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The Boston bombers made the greatest mistake of all time by their actions! The US immediate reaction showed intelligence par-excellence! Admirable, commendable and dependable. This is what is lacking in the fabric of Nigeria's Forces.
This utterly brings to mind Radio Nigeria's rigmarole pun that "armed robber no be spirit o" interpreted to mean, that whatever you do, anywhere, anytime, wheretofore, wherever, whatsoever, per chance, per adventure, coincidentally, accidentally.deliberate or otherwise, there is always a witness, someone somewhere must have seen something, but in Nigeria, be it the problem of poverty or laikadaisical attitude, nobody cares, agunla everybody, wetin concern me, so the rot continues to decay.This summises the knotty riddle behind the onerous and continued embarrassing issue of the Gawat debacle. The man did not zoom into the skies! Its a knotty sudoku puzzle. Most unfortunate.
WHERE popular broadcaster Rasaq Aremu Gawat? Since his disappearance a week ago, nothing has been heard of him.The presenter of E ji Sari, a programme aired during the Ramadan, was last seen leaving Ikeja, where he attended a meeting around 5pm last Tuesday.The Nation learnt that he disappeared about 11pm on Eko Bridge on the way to his way home.Efforts to trace him have so far failed.Speculations about his well-being have compounded his family’s dilemma. But Lagos State Police Command’s spokesperson, Ngozi Braide, dismissed the speculations.
Mrs Braide told The Nation that Gawat is yet to be found.Gawat’s wife, Alhaja Fatimat has appealed for his release.Speaking with The Nation at their Adeniji Adele, Lagos Island home, Alhaja Gawat said the family is worried over his disappearance.
The Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) has explained its role in the recovery of Gawat’s abandoned vehicle.LASTMA’s General Manager Mr Babatunde Edu said a black Toyota Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) with number plate number RE 77 AAA was discovered on the Eko Bridge inwards Apongbon around 11:45pm on Tuesday by LASTMA officials led by the Zonal head, Mr Akinpelu Ayuba during safety checks on the bridge.
“On Wednesday, the base officer of the Zone Mrs Ganiat Ijaoba, while conducting routine checks on all impounded vehicles discovered through the side glass (as the doors were locked) that the passenger seat of the jeep had some religious stuffs such as Qurans, Islamic materials, documents and complementary cards that had Gawat Communications written on them. A distant relative of Gawat who is also an official of the agency and familiar with the vehicle contacted the family.
“The LASTMA boss added that the presenter’s wife Mrs Fatimat Gawat and three other men appeared at the zone and were later joined by the Nigeria Police led by the Divisional Police Officer of Adeniji Central Police Station, Lagos Island, Lagos, Chief Superintendent of Police (CSP) Monday Agbonnika, around 2pm on Wednesday. On their arrival, a spare key was brought out in the presence of LASTMA officials with an attempt to open the jeep, after several unsuccessful attempts.
According to Edu, the first son of the victim, Jubril Gawat invited a panel beater who forcefully opened the car doors in the presence of his mother, officials and relatives.“After the doors were opened, the younger Gawat entered the jeep to source for some documents which was observed to be missing together with his phone.
Several unsuccessful calls were made to the victim’s phone while at the zone. Eminent Nigerians and Islamic clerics have continued to throng his house to sympathise with his wife.Among the clerics were Chief Missioner, Ansar-ud-Deen Society of Nigeria Sheikh AbdurRahman Ahmad; Mufti, Conference of Islamic Organisations (CIO) Sheikh Dhikrullahi Shafi’I; National Missioner, Fatiu Quareeb Society of Nigeria Sheikh Sulayman Adangba; Ustadh Jamiu Trimidhi; Sheikh Imran Eleha and Amir (President), Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria (MSSN) Lagos State Area Unit Alhaji Qazim Badrudeen.The scholars prayed for his safety.According to Sheikh Ahmad, “this is a trial from Allah. We must be patience.”
This utterly brings to mind Radio Nigeria's rigmarole pun that "armed robber no be spirit o" interpreted to mean, that whatever you do, anywhere, anytime, wheretofore, wherever, whatsoever, per chance, per adventure, coincidentally, accidentally.deliberate or otherwise, there is always a witness, someone somewhere must have seen something, but in Nigeria, be it the problem of poverty or laikadaisical attitude, nobody cares, agunla everybody, wetin concern me, so the rot continues to decay.This summises the knotty riddle behind the onerous and continued embarrassing issue of the Gawat debacle. The man did not zoom into the skies! Its a knotty sudoku puzzle. Most unfortunate.
WHERE popular broadcaster Rasaq Aremu Gawat? Since his disappearance a week ago, nothing has been heard of him.The presenter of E ji Sari, a programme aired during the Ramadan, was last seen leaving Ikeja, where he attended a meeting around 5pm last Tuesday.The Nation learnt that he disappeared about 11pm on Eko Bridge on the way to his way home.Efforts to trace him have so far failed.Speculations about his well-being have compounded his family’s dilemma. But Lagos State Police Command’s spokesperson, Ngozi Braide, dismissed the speculations.
Mrs Braide told The Nation that Gawat is yet to be found.Gawat’s wife, Alhaja Fatimat has appealed for his release.Speaking with The Nation at their Adeniji Adele, Lagos Island home, Alhaja Gawat said the family is worried over his disappearance.
The Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) has explained its role in the recovery of Gawat’s abandoned vehicle.LASTMA’s General Manager Mr Babatunde Edu said a black Toyota Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) with number plate number RE 77 AAA was discovered on the Eko Bridge inwards Apongbon around 11:45pm on Tuesday by LASTMA officials led by the Zonal head, Mr Akinpelu Ayuba during safety checks on the bridge.
“On Wednesday, the base officer of the Zone Mrs Ganiat Ijaoba, while conducting routine checks on all impounded vehicles discovered through the side glass (as the doors were locked) that the passenger seat of the jeep had some religious stuffs such as Qurans, Islamic materials, documents and complementary cards that had Gawat Communications written on them. A distant relative of Gawat who is also an official of the agency and familiar with the vehicle contacted the family.
“The LASTMA boss added that the presenter’s wife Mrs Fatimat Gawat and three other men appeared at the zone and were later joined by the Nigeria Police led by the Divisional Police Officer of Adeniji Central Police Station, Lagos Island, Lagos, Chief Superintendent of Police (CSP) Monday Agbonnika, around 2pm on Wednesday. On their arrival, a spare key was brought out in the presence of LASTMA officials with an attempt to open the jeep, after several unsuccessful attempts.
According to Edu, the first son of the victim, Jubril Gawat invited a panel beater who forcefully opened the car doors in the presence of his mother, officials and relatives.“After the doors were opened, the younger Gawat entered the jeep to source for some documents which was observed to be missing together with his phone.
Several unsuccessful calls were made to the victim’s phone while at the zone. Eminent Nigerians and Islamic clerics have continued to throng his house to sympathise with his wife.Among the clerics were Chief Missioner, Ansar-ud-Deen Society of Nigeria Sheikh AbdurRahman Ahmad; Mufti, Conference of Islamic Organisations (CIO) Sheikh Dhikrullahi Shafi’I; National Missioner, Fatiu Quareeb Society of Nigeria Sheikh Sulayman Adangba; Ustadh Jamiu Trimidhi; Sheikh Imran Eleha and Amir (President), Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria (MSSN) Lagos State Area Unit Alhaji Qazim Badrudeen.The scholars prayed for his safety.According to Sheikh Ahmad, “this is a trial from Allah. We must be patience.”
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