BREAKING: Femi Osibona, developer of collapsed Ikoyi building, is confirmed dead

Femi Osibona, owner of Fourscore Homes, the developing company in charge of the building that collapsed in Lagos, is confirmed dead.

His friend Dele Momodu shared the sad news days after it was revealed he was trapped under the rubble of the collapsed building.

“Good night my very dear friend and brother. FEMI FOURSCORE OSIBONA… RIP.”

Femi Osibona, developer of collapsed Ikoyi building, is confirmed dead

Dele also changed his Instagram profile photo to a burning candle to mourn the dead.

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