Media in New York reported that authorities found the body of the founder of the Nigerian company, "Jokada", (an electronic application for passenger services), decapitated and demolished in a luxury apartment with an electric saw next to it.
On Wednesday, the police confirmed in a statement that the dead man was a tech entrepreneur named Fahim Saleh, and classified the incident as a murder, but did not disclose the gruesome details revealed by the media in New York.
"Investigators found Saleh's torso near an electric saw and later found his head and limbs in plastic bags," media reports in New York quoted police as saying.
It will be the "New York Times" that Saleh's sister, whose body was discovered on Tuesday evening, and that the presence of the chainsaw while he was still connected to electricity, prompted investigators on suspicion of reaching the confusion of the perpetrator, who may have escaped from another exit.
Saleh, 33, founded the "Jocada" motorcycle rental company, which was popularly operating in the Nigerian city of Lagos, until authorities banned it in February.
The company, which had received investment funds and venture capital in the United States and the Gulf region, had one of the largest rental fleets of motorcycles in Nigeria but the company and its competitors clashed with regulations in Lagos state.
Fahim Saleh, Gokada Founder and CEO Murdered in New York - https://t.co/DMJ75T31Gc pic.twitter.com/Mf8tTXktid— African Inst of Tech (@goafrit) July 15, 2020
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