Police Recover Slain Ex-OGTV Broadcaster’s Stolen Lexus, Intensify Murder Probe

The Ogun State Police Command has recovered a Lexus RX300 stolen from the residence of retired Ogun State Television broadcaster, Kitan Oyesiku, who was murdered alongside her security guard in Iyana Agodo Village, Owode-Egba area of Ogun State.

The recovery was confirmed on Monday during a visit by the Commissioner of Police, Bode Ojajuni, to the crime scene as part of ongoing investigations into the double homicide that shocked residents of the community.

According to a statement issued by the Police Public Relations Officer, CSP Omolola Odutola, the Commissioner visited the residence to conduct an on-the-spot assessment and review progress made by detectives handling the case.

The police said Ojajuni inspected the premises and received detailed briefings from investigators, while reaffirming the command’s commitment to ensuring that those responsible for the killings are identified and prosecuted.

The Commissioner assured residents that the command would leave no stone unturned in uncovering the circumstances surrounding the deaths and bringing all perpetrators to justice.

The command also disclosed that the victim’s Lexus RX300, which was reported missing after the incident, had been successfully recovered by police operatives during a night operation.

Police authorities said the vehicle had been secured as an important exhibit and would assist ongoing investigations into the case.

Ojajuni expressed condolences to the family of the deceased broadcaster and assured the public that all available resources were being deployed to track down those behind the attack.

The tragic incident occurred at Oyesiku’s residence in Iyana Agodo Village, where she and her security guard were found dead under circumstances that remain under investigation.

Police had earlier revealed that a resident raised an alarm after observing suspicious movements around the property, prompting security operatives to respond.

Upon arrival at the scene, investigators reportedly discovered signs of forced entry into the residence, suggesting that the premises may have been unlawfully accessed.

During a search of the compound, the security guard was found dead at his duty post, while Oyesiku’s body was later discovered inside the apartment.

The police command said investigations remain ongoing and urged members of the public with useful information to come forward and assist security agencies in solving the case and ensuring justice for the victims.