Ibadan-based Vendor Found Dead In Ibadan Hotel

A popular Instagram cloth vendor identified as Adeshina Olayinka popularly known as Khadi was found dead at a popular hotel in the Akobo area of Ibadan, Oyo State.

Olayinka is known for her designer clothes and bag business on social media.

According to Oyo affairs, she informed her friend of a meeting with an individual at Wetland Hotel in Akobo on the night of Wednesday 5th of April.

The man she was with, however, checked out early on Thursday morning which was followed by a phone call to Khadi’s room and she confirmed her safety to the receptionist.

Unfortunately, Khadi was found dead hours later when the receptionist reached out to inform her of her already overstaying.

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