The heartbreaking murder of Salome Eleojo Adaidu has left her family, friends, and community in deep sorrow. The young woman’s life was tragically cut short, allegedly by gospel singer Timileyin Ajayi, in a shocking case that has sent waves of anger and grief across the nation.

Abby wrote: “She is my friends younger sister and she’s not his girlfriend he abducted her and killed her in the most gruesome way possible. I’m presently at their house and it’s nothing any family should experience. She’s not a spoilt child she keeps to herself and hardly hardly steps out unless it’s necessary. I have a lot to say but strength eludes me.”

Contrary to some reports, a close friend of Salome has clarified that she was not in a relationship with Ajayi. Instead, the friend revealed that Salome was kidnapped and later killed by him, refuting claims of a romantic connection.

Another friend, Alli Stephen, shared additional details on Facebook. According to him, Salome had left her home on Sunday, January 12, 2025, to visit a friend in Karu, Nasarawa State. Sadly, she entered the wrong tricycle, a decision that ultimately led to her tragic fate.

Abby wrote:

“She is my friends younger sister and she’s not his girlfriend he abducted her and killed her in the most gruesome way possible. I’m presently at their house and it’s nothing any family should experience. She’s not a spoilt child she keeps to herself and hardly hardly steps out unless it’s necessary. I have a lot to say but strength eludes me.”

The police are investigating the case, and Ajayi is currently in custody as further questioning continues. Meanwhile, the community is demanding justice for Salome and her family, urging authorities to ensure that the perpetrator is held accountable.

This tragic incident is a stark reminder of the dangers that can lurk in everyday situations. It also emphasizes the importance of safety measures and stronger protections for vulnerable individuals.

Let us remember Salome and stand united in the fight for justice.