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NAF Reveals Identity Of Late Arotile ‘s Killer

The Nigerian Air Force on Sunday , has revealed the identity of the killer of the late Flying Officer Tolulope Arotile.

NAF Director of Public Relations and Information, Ibikunle Daramola, made this known at a just ended briefing in Abuja.

Daramola said the name of Arotile’s ex-classmate who drove the vehicle that hit Arotile is “Mr Nehemiah Adejoh”.

 

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Late Tolulope Arotile

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The NAF spokesperson added that the matter would be handed over to the Nigeria Police Force.

Recall that Arotile, the first-ever female combat helicopter pilot in Nigeria, died at age 23 years old.

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Arotile died from a head injuries sustained from a road traffic accident at Nigerian Air Force (NAF) Base Kaduna.

Her death came barely a year after she was winged as a combat helicopter pilot in the Air Force, following the completion of her course in South Africa.

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