Yesterday, a pathologist who conducted the autopsy examination on Isiaka Adeleke said there were no traces of poison in the examined body of late senator.
However, Solaja Olufemi while testifying before the coroner inquest said the deceased was deeply sedated and was given an overdose of analgesic. Olufemi an anatomic pathologists at the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) also said the drug are known to cause central nervous system depression.
A pathologist who conducted the autopsy examination on Isiaka Adeleke said there were no traces of poison in the examined body of late senator However, in a recent development, Punch reports that Alfred Aderibigbe, a nurse and health assistant who allegedly administered some injections testifier before the coroner inquest on Thursday, May 18. We gathered that Aderibigbe’s lawyer Lekan Alabi had earlier called for an adjournment due to the unavailability of an interpreter for his client.
The lawyer said the health assistant is not fluent in English and lamented the short notice of appearance on the matter. But leading Aderibigbe in evidence in Yoruba language, the nurse said he met Adeleke over 20 years ago while working at the State Hospital, Ede. He said he had treated a girl who was rushed to the facility due to convulsion when they met. Aderibigbe said it was later he found out that the little girl was Adeleke’s daughter and the Senator later sent for him and gave him some money.
they have to investigate proper
ReplyDeleteThey are looking for who to put the blame on...just watching from a distance
ReplyDeleteExactly
DeleteWonder why they are still wasting time on this case......
ReplyDeleteThis is a planned work and it needed to be investigated properly.
ReplyDeleteThe Nurse, based on his explanation, worked within the scope of his profession. He said he administered the injection as prescribed by the Doctor and that was not the first time of doing so.
These people are trying to make Nigerians see it as if it was the Nurse that committed error. And later charge him, of which they know he will be set free an acquitted because his license covers it and he worked as prescribed by the Doctor.
This is a game playing around someone's life. They have skeleton in the cupboard.