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REJOINDER TO THE OFFICIAL PRESS STATEMENT OF THE NIGERIAN POLICE  FORCE OGUN STATE COMMAND ON THE MURDER OF TIYAMIYU KAZEEM (KAKA) BY SARS ON 22ND OF FEBRUARY, 2020 AT ABEOKUTA SAGAMU EXPRESS WAY: A DEMAND FOR JUSTICE. "When impunity reigns supreme in our society  anarchy is inevitable" what a dark day not because the sun did not rise, but because the life of shining star was cut short by the hands of the enemies from within. The destiny and glory of a generation wasted by a reckless SARS officer who in his characteristic illegality took laws to his hands. What a shame on you because you can only kill his body but not his legacy, he is forever living and shining in our hearts. One for all, all for one they say when comrades defend themselves, the creed and oath of service but this as since turned into a means to develop conspiracy theories in a bid to defend themselves even when their actions contradicts their oath and alligience. The above completely exemplifies the

In 2011 when I was starting Brown Button Foundation, I sent Facebook inbox messages to several lawmakers in Ogun State about my plans to make childbirth safer for mothers and their babies. Only one person responded. That person was Asiwaju Yinka Mafe. A lawyer himself, turned politician, he gave me my first opportunity to implement my ideas and used all apparatus he had to ensure we had a successful pilot and program. We went on to run other programs around maternal and child health for him in his constituency. I never knew this man from anywhere. I simply just connected with him on Facebook, shared my ideas on maternal health and he gave me a platform in his constituency to implement my ideas. Two days ago, 4th of February 2020, Asiwaju Mafe clocked 46 years old. He, sadly, died on the same day while his birthday celebration was ongoing. I’ve always wondered why this man responded to my inbox message. Why he gave me the opportunities he did using his own resources, why h