Femi Osibona body found: Fourscore Homes owner recovered from collapsed Ikoyi building
The body of Femi Osibona, the owner of Fourscore Homes, the company in charge of the 21 story building under construction that collapsed in the Ikoyi area of Lagos has been recovered.
According to TheCable, an official of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) confirmed that Osibona was found dead by rescue workers four days after the building collapse incident.
Recall that the building collapsed on Monday, November 1, trapping dozens of people.
However, there were conflicting reports on when the body was actually recovered. While a report said the body was recovered early Thursday, another stated Thursday evening. As of press time, there was no official confirmation on the report.
The 16 floors building was owned and constructed by the late Osibona’s company Fourscore Heights Limited.
Trapped victim’s vehicle removed from scene
After over 72 hours of rescue and search operations since the incident occurred, a vehicle belonging to one of the trapped victims was removed from the scene on Thursday evening by the rescue team.
The details of the vehicle that was removed from the scene are YAB655AZ, Toyota Highlander.
The owner was said to be the owner of an aluminum fabrication company. He came there with some of his workers and among them includes one Kenneth Otu.
Femi Osibona Wife And Family Details
Femi Osibona was married to his lovely wife and has a family of his own.
However, he has not divulged the identities of his spouse or any other members of his home.
Because his wife and children live in privacy, few people are familiar with them.
We will provide you with the most up-to-date information as soon as new information becomes available.
Femi Osibona Age: How Old?
Femi Osibona was 55 years old at the time of his death.
Osibona was from Ikenne, in the Nigerian state of Ogun, and belonged to the black ethnic group.
He went to Croydon University in the United Kingdom to study Business and Finance.
Osibona was also the first African developer in the United Kingdom to build a seven-story structure.
Femi Osibona Wikipedia And Biography: His Death Hoax
Femi Osibona has yet to be included in the mainstream Wikipedia page with a brief biography.
As per the source, Osibona is said to have died on Tuesday after his 21-story skyscraper in Ikoyi, Lagos, fell.
He was the Managing Director of Fourscore Homes, a member of the National House Building Research Council.
Osibona’s firm began its real estate venture in the United Kingdom before expanding to South Africa and then Nigeria.
Femi Osibona Net Worth And Instagram Explored
Femi Osibona had an estimated net worth of over $100 thousand. On Instagram and other social media platforms, he is currently unreachable.
Osibona was the first black African-American developer to create many projects in the United Kingdom.
#BREAKING UPDATE 1am
This is Dele Momodu’s wife Bolaji Adaramaja-Momodu. Is she ALIVE??? I can’t reach Dele either. #IkoyiBuildingCollapse
This video was reportedly filmed hours before the building collapsed. Femi Osibona owned the building. He’s a UK real estate developerpic.twitter.com/mxZi77ovqq
— Journalist Dr Kemi Olunloyo
His company specializes in the construction of luxury houses in various locations across the world.
He also had properties in Lagos, Nigeria, and the United Kingdom.
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