She said the two of them had extraordinary designs for the future, asking why he would murder himself.
Toju, an occupant of Sosanya Street, Soluyi, in the Gbagada zone of Lagos, had requested a Uber taxi from Gbagada.
On finding a good pace Mainland Bridge around 11am, he was said to have imagined that he had a stomach vexed and asked the driver to stop so he could diminish himself.
In a jiffy, he supposedly climbed the asphalt of the scaffold and bounced into the water.
A consolidated group of state crisis the executives laborers, Marine Police and nearby jumpers presently couldn't seem to locate the self-destructive man, while the taxi driver, Idowu Badmos, was taken to the Adekunle Police Station, alongside his vehicle.
Omasan, in a meeting with Channels Television, encouraged government organizations to discover her sibling.
She stated, "Toju on his ordinary self will never hop into the Lagoon since we talked and he revealed to me that he was unable to hold back to proceed to serve in Abuja. I disclosed to him that I would come and see him there on the grounds that I school at the University of Abuja."
The mother, Kemi, said her child had no past record of melancholy or medication misuse, including that he as of late moved on from the Lagos State University, where he contemplated Quantity Survey.
She stated, "Toju is a superb kid, kind-hearted, who wouldn't like to hurt anyone, he is nice and splendid or more all, he cherishes everyone around him.
"He examined Quantity Survey at the Lagos State University and simply graduated; the arrangement his dad has for him was to promote his examination in Canada after his NYSC. He doesn't take medications or contact substances or splits.
"We have not heard anything from the police. His body has not been found and I need them to discover him; everyone is simply staying silent as though he doesn't have individuals. Toju is someone; he has a family. They should discover him, where right? What befell him? Where is Toju?"
The state Police Public Relations Officer, Bala Elkana, said the direction had initiated examination concerning the issue.
He stated, "Examination is progressing and we are attempting to disentangle the conditions that prompted the youngster bouncing into the Lagoon. There are a few inquiries that should be replied."
A source at the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency told our journalist that the quest for the unfortunate casualty's body had not recommenced.
He stated, "The body has not been found and the pursuit has not recommenced; we are trusting that the Marine Police will help in the hunt."
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