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Eyewitness accounts from close associates of Odutayo have also provided an alternative perspective of the fateful night.
According to these sources, the accident was not a case of reckless driving or negligence, as has been suggested.
They insist that Odutayo had the right of way at the traffic light when Opayele’s power bike crashed into her vehicle. Following the impact, they claim Odutayo was disoriented and in severe pain but made immediate efforts to assist the victim.
Despite facing harassment from bystanders, she instructed her driver and a Good Samaritan to rush Opayele to the hospital while she transferred funds for his medical treatment. Sadly, Opayele was later pronounced dead after attempts at multiple hospitals to save him failed.
Her legal team and close associates maintain that Odutayo voluntarily reported the incident to the police, dismissing allegations that she fled the scene. She was detained for 48 hours before being released on bail.
“It is false to claim she tried to evade justice. Her vehicle was heavily damaged and towed from the scene, contrary to reports that she refused to transport the victim due to concerns about bloodstains,” a source close to her added.
Since the incident, Odutayo has reportedly been the target of cyberbullying and physical threats, with many online commentators branding her as guilty before the case is heard in court.
“This is the problem with social media trials. People have become the judge and jury without examining the evidence,” a friend lamented.
The legal team called on the public to allow due process to take its course and warned against undue influence on government officials handling the case.
“Let justice prevail based on evidence, not social media outrage,” Enitan concluded.
Meanwhile, sympathisers continue to mourn Opayele, describing him as a bright entrepreneur whose untimely death remains a tragic loss.
His family has yet to make an official statement regarding the latest developments in the case.
JUSTICE FOR TEEJAY! BIOLA ADAMS WHERE ARE YOU?
Adetunji “Teejay” Opayele the co-founder of Bumpa, was klled by a Lagos rich kid, Biola Adams driving on one way.
Apparently, on March 4th, Teejay, was biking his way home from the gym at VI. When a car came out of no where and smashed him into unconsciousness.
Turns out, he was in his right of way, but the car was driven by a Lagos rich kid, Biola Adams-Odutayo, who works for one of the biggest health insurance firms in Nigeria.
Tragically, when she hit him. She tried to flee the scene. But people gathered ensuring she couldn’t.
With Teejay lying in critical condition, drenched in his own blood. Biola refused to step out of the car to assess the damage. Or even render any help.
She sat in the car, pressing her phone and making calls. When her friends finally responded to the crowd asking her to take him to the hospital, they said;
“Biola cannot take him, because she doesn’t want blood stains in her car”.
The good people around, tried to help. As no car was willing to stop. They got an uber, took him to nearby clinics, he was rejected. Meanwhile, Biola Adams already contacted a tow truck to tow her car.
Note: she was moving in a convoy of two cars, he driver drove one behind, while she led.
So, as TJ was rejected. They had to return to the accident scene, use a Korope, and forced Biola to enter the bus, so that the hospitals will admit him. — this was after nearly 1hr.
What they finally got to a hospital, Teejay was declared dead.
Again, Biola tried to flee. They later got her arrested. But as they did, she kept boasting that nothing will happen to her because her family has connections. — And she was right.
After the arrest. She was released almost immediately. And then charged for “Traffic Violations”. Instead of Manslaughter. The police totally swept away the accident.
They took her to court for “traffic offense” and that same day the court granted her bail of 1M, she paid that same day, and has returned back to her life.
Now, the family of Teejay, doubt she’s still in the country. They want proper Justice done. And have called on all Nigerians to lend a voice. Because a bright talent has been wasted.
Teejay secured $4M international funding for Bumpa, he initially founded HostCabal, and worked in premium companies both in US and Nigeria.
Friends and family are demanding for justice for Teejay.

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