mitey:

You're right the holes are in different sides of the body. Thanks for pointing that out.

So unless the man was hit with two bullets, one from the front right, the other from the back left and each of them got trapped in muscle/tissue/bone, then those are not bullet holes, right?

mitey:

You're right the holes are in different sides of the body. Thanks for pointing that out.

So unless the man was hit with two bullets, one from the front right, the other from the back left and each of them got trapped in muscle/tissue/bone, then those are not bullet holes, right?

Willgates: Accident or assassination?

The nature of two holes on the late Professor Festus Iyayi’s body gives life to suspicions by his colleagues that he may have been shot.

Along with grief, anger will be the dominant emotion when Professor Festus Iyayi is buried this week in his hometown, Ugbegun in Edo State. The two feelings have mixed, predictably with unsavoury outcomes, since the former president of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, died on 12 November in an auto accident on the Lokoja-Abuja Expressway.

Iyayi was travelling to Kano in the company of three other ASUU members for a meeting on the ongoing strike by members of the union when a police escort van in the convoy of the Governor Idris Wada of Kogi State rammed into the bus the university teachers were travelling. Iyayi died instantly, while three his colleagues were seriously injured.

Wada, who was severely injured in an accident involving his convoy last year, was widely criticised by ASUU and the wider public for his failure to learn from his own experience and for allegedly failing to stop to assist the victims.

HERE & HERE

The escort vehicle was said to have veered off from its lane to hit the bus bearing the ASUU members, a claim the Kogi State government denied.

The Nigeria Medical Association, NMA, called for an official inquiry into Iyayi’s death and urged the Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC, to curb the recklessness of official convoys.

The FRSC also got a slice of the criticisms, following an accusation that it was shielding the driver of the vehicle that smashed into the bus conveying Iyayi and his colleagues.
One week after, ASUU dismissed the view that Iyayi’s death was accidental and forcefully contested the official claim that his heart was pierced by a strange object at the accident scene. The association pointedly blamed the death on the government and “its agents”. In a statement issued by the University of Benin chapter of the union, ASUU said Iyayi did not die in an accident, but was “wilfully” murdered. The union said it will demand concrete answers from the government for the alleged murder. It demanded that an autopsy be performed on Iyayi’s corpse and warned government officials to stay away from the burial.

“His burial should not be an avenue for government officials to score cheap political points, as we will resist any state involvement in the burial,” the union raved. Civil society groups in Edo State also demanded an inquiry into Iyayi’s death.

Was Iyayi murdered? ASUU believes it has what constitutes prima facie evidence to support its suspicion. Members of the union point to two holes, one in the chest and another in the back, as offering a less than complicated indication that Iyayi was shot. Photographs of Iyayi’s corpse obtained by this magazine, show holes that look like entry and exit bullet holes.

http://saharareporters.com/news-page/festus-iyayi-assassination-or-accident-news-africa

Pipsland78: How does that resemble a bullet hole? Pls stop believing Sahara Reporters and their APC agenda.

That is obviously a wound from shrapnel during the accident.

If indeed he was shot, how come his colleagues that were in.the car with hin didnt hear and didnt see a thing? Or were they in on the plot?
And what purpose would his death serve since he's not even the ASUU chairman?

Learn to reason and ask questions before believing all you read!

sagaciousblog: eyaah!!! isn't dis enough reason for ASUU to call off the strike?? God save us all

Slimmos:
Mikey..i think say u b atheist...dem pagan9ja, macof, folkyaze brother....but surprised wen u started with oh budhha..u now say ''thank God'' my brother na wish one u dey....u better stay one place...dis ur here and there no go help u oooo.....

LOL.....
Bros, I hail oo...


....Back to your question,bros, if you know the kind Religious orientation wen me get, You go call me Mad Man sef

I'm a full Christian, an Anglican precisely, but I'm still partly a Henotheist.

My Henotheism is the main reason I started with Buddha and ended with God almighty.

Buddha is more like the enlightened deity,so I had to exclaim using his name

#AbuMikeyDonKolo

manyathink: cant see a damned tin, where's the picsure

dr dams: I really doubt if they are bullet holes!!

And if it were, why are they taking time to do or give us a report on the autopsy?
This is just politics by ASUU..

Can you remember Damino Damoche's case, the size of the shot he had on his arm?

mistudreh:
Ogbeni yi go gan ooo.. how would you feel he was ur family member... go up bro

Pipsland78: How does that resemble a bullet hole? Pls stop believing Sahara Reporters and their APC agenda.

That is obviously a wound from shrapnel during the accident.

If indeed he was shot, how come his colleagues that were in.the car with hin didnt hear and didnt see a thing? Or were they in on the plot?
And what purpose would his death serve since he's not even the ASUU chairman?

Learn to reason and ask questions before believing all you read!

Abu Mikey:



Can you remember Damino Damoche's case, the size of the shot he had on his arm?