The remains of the body of David Imo, a sound engineer who was burnt to death by commercial bike riders in Lagos, was laid to rest yesterday amidst tears from family members and sympathizers.
This heinous act largely contributed to Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s decision to end the operations of Okada riders in 6 Local Government Areas of the state.
Prior to the final burial held at the Lagos private cemetery, his family members held a memorial service for him where the deceased was described as a diligent and committed person.
A service of songs was also organized by the church for the deceased, which made part of the two-day funeral ceremony. The program was held at the Church of God Mission International in Victoria Island, Lagos.
Late David Imoh is survived by his wife, two children, mother, and relatives.
According to his biography, Mr. Imoh was born in 1984 and was the last born of 9 siblings. He studied sound production.
He also functioned as an event manager. He had worked with Real-time festival, the Experience, Legacy 360 band, and many others.
