Femi Osibona, the Chief Executive Officer of Fourscore Homes Limited, has been verified as having passed away.
The body of Osibona, the owner of the 21-story building that fell in Ikoyi on Thursday, was recovered among the bodies discovered during the rescue effort.
Concerns have been raised concerning the location of Osibona, Wale Bob-Oseni, his companion, and the other people who are believed to be stuck in the structure.Bob-Oseni, who was on his way to catch a flight to the United States, took a quick diversion to visit the project at the request of the developer, but he did not survive the experience.
Nifemi, Osibona's personal assistant, was found deceased on Tuesday, according to his family.
Her body was discovered on Tuesday, according to a reliable source who confirmed the event.
While nine individuals were saved, the death toll has now risen to more than 30.
Several people were trapped beneath the debris of the building, which was located on Gerrard Road in Ikoyi, Lagos, after it collapsed on Monday. The exact number of people who were trapped has not yet been determined.
In a previous report published on Thursday, SaharaReporters stated that the death toll at the location had increased to 38.Emergency crews were able to pull nine people from the rubble of the collapsed building who were still alive.
It was reported in the Highbrow Living Magazine that the six-story building, which included four-bedroom maisonettes and flats, as well as duplex and penthouses, was 65 percent sold out at the time of its collapse.
The condo is also claimed to be priced between $1.2 million and $5 million, with the price range falling between those two figures.
The construction was believed to be 80 percent complete, and it was expected to be completed by the end of the decade.