Met Police offer £20,000 reward to trace Jordan Asije after Primrose Hill stabbing
Finbar Sullivan, 21, died after being stabbed during a fight at the north London park on 7 April 2026
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The Metropolitan Police have launched a £20,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of Jordan Asije, 22, following the fatal stabbing of 21-year-old Finbar Sullivan at Primrose Hill on 7 April 2026. Sullivan, a filmmaking student, died after being stabbed during a fight in the early evening.
Detective Inspector Andy Griffin, who is leading the investigation, said the force urgently wishes to trace Asije. Griffin appealed directly to Asije, urging him to hand himself in at the nearest police station. The Met released a photograph of Asije, stating he is known to frequent north London.
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Charges and court proceedings
Three men have been charged with Sullivan’s murder. Ernest Boateng, 25, Alexis Bidace, 25, and Oliuwadamilola Ogunyankinnu, 27, all from Enfield, appeared at the Old Bailey in June 2026. They entered not guilty pleas and remain in custody. A fourth man, 18-year-old Khalid Abdulqadir from Camden, has been charged with grievous bodily harm.
Griffin warned that anyone knowingly assisting Asije to evade arrest could face criminal charges. The Met said Asije is not believed to pose a wider threat to the public but advised against approaching him. Members of the public who see him should call 999, or 101 with information, quoting reference CAD 6448/07APR26.
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“Jordan, if you are reading this, I urge you to do the right thing and hand yourself in at the nearest police station.”
Detective Inspector Andy Griffin, Metropolitan Police
Griffin said the investigation had made significant progress in understanding the events leading to Sullivan’s death. He added that no piece of information was too small and encouraged the public to come forward. Emergency services attended the scene but were unable to save Sullivan, who died at the location.
What happens next
The investigation remains ongoing. The next formal step in the court proceedings for the three men charged with murder is unclear. The Met continues to appeal for information about Asije’s whereabouts. The £20,000 reward will remain in place until further notice.
Questions this report answers
+Who is Jordan Asije and why is he wanted?
Jordan Asije, 22, is wanted by the Metropolitan Police in connection with the fatal stabbing of Finbar Sullivan on 7 April 2026. He is not believed to pose a wider threat but should not be approached. Police urge anyone with information to call 999.
+What charges have been brought in the case?
Three men, Ernest Boateng, Alexis Bidace and Oliuwadamilola Ogunyankinnu, have been charged with murder and remanded in custody. A fourth man, Khalid Abdulqadir, faces grievous bodily harm charges. All four appeared at the Old Bailey in June 2026.
+How much is the reward for information?
The Metropolitan Police are offering a £20,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of Jordan Asije. The reward aims to encourage the public to come forward with any details, however small, that may assist the investigation.
+What should I do if I see Jordan Asije?
The Metropolitan Police advise that Jordan Asije should not be approached. If you see him, you should call 999 immediately. Alternatively, you can provide information by calling 101, quoting reference CAD 6448/07APR26.
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