Edo commissioner died on top of woman - IG
Chris Agbambu, Abuja
Friday, April 18, 2008
THE controversy surrounding the death of the Edo State Commissioner for Information, Calus Enoma, last month may have been formally laid to rest as an autopsy reportedly revealed that he died a sudden and natural death.

The Inspector General of Police, Mike Okiro, who announced this on Thursday while briefing the press, said that the autopsy carried out by a team of pathologists, revealed that the late commissioner died as a result of severe respiratory tract infection with acute cardio-respiratory failure.



According to the police boss, the police investigation into the matter revealed that the late commissioner was in the hotel with a female friend, a student of the University of Benin. Both were said to be in the hotel room without any luggage.



According to him, “from the foregoing, it is evident that the death of Mr. Calus Enoma was natural and not caused by anyone as widely speculated by the general public.”



Answering questions on why the female friend did not report the incident to the police or the hotel management, the IGP said that the lady said that she was confused.



According to Okiro, the lady said that while they were together, the late commissioner started gasping for breath and she tried to resuscitate him by pouring cold water on him, but all to no avail.



Subsequently, the lady absconded, but was traced to her house and when they got there, she had hurriedly packed out to a new town where she was eventually located. She explained all that transpired but that she did not know what to do.



The IGP added that when the report of the sudden death of the commissioner at Precious Palm Royal Hotel in Benin, Edo State, was reported on 29 March, he immediately ordered a high powered investigation into the incident with a view to finding out the cause of death.



He gave the names of the pathologists that carried out the autopsy as Professor J.You. Aligbe, Dr. Darlington Obaseki, both of the University of Benin Teaching Hospital, and ACP (Dr.) Wilson Akhiwu, a police pathologist.



Those who witnessed the autopsy, according to the police boss, were Dr. Wilson Imongan, Commissioner for Health, Edo State; Dr. Ekunwe, Medical Director of Suyi Hospital, Benin City, who was the family representative; Dr. Ogunbir, another family representative, Dr. E.O. Odiase, the late commissioner’s personal physician, and Dr. A.P. Osemwenkhae, Edo State Commissioner for Commerce, who was the government representative.



Others were: Dr. Folus Ejele, Special Adviser to the Governor of Edo State on Health, who was a government representative; Dr. Aibangbe also a government representative, and Inspector Lucky Natuke, the Investigating Police Officer.



However, a minor drama ensued after the IGP had finished addressing the press, when the younger brother of the late commissioner, Cornelius Enoma, said that the family disagreed with the report as his brother just returned from Singapore for a medical check up.



But the IGP told him that the issue was a medical matter and not an engineering issue, as he claimed to be an engineer.

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