IN November, a student of Obafemi Awolowo University Timothy Adegoke died under mysterious circumstances at Hilton Hotel, Ile-Ife, Osun State.

Coroner’s inquest has linked his death to intense haemorrhage (bleeding) due to ‘severe traumatic injuries.’

The ICIR exclusively obtained the autopsy report from an impeccable source who did not want to be named.

The report says there was no natural disease in the deceased’s body to cause or accelerate death or to cause him to collapse (and die).

The autopsy, however, shows that pathologists could not pin down the actual cause of his death because of his body’s ‘advanced decomposition’ before the inquest was done.

Adegoke was found in a supine position with two different types of ropes around his ankles and neck, the report says.

But it does not explain if his killers used the ropes to kill him or package his corpse.

Another striking feature in the report is a ’round seemingly clean-cut skin wound’ on the outer aspect of the left side of his chest wall close to the left armpit.

There was a marked tissue reaction (bruising) of the skin covering the chest wall compared with the right chest wall, which the report says indicates an ‘antemortem traumatic injury’- an injury sustained before he died.

There have been insinuations that the deceased was killed for ritual purposes, but the autopsy report shows that his internal and sensitive exterior organs are intact.

The report was supervised by W.A. Oluogun (Consultant Pathologist) and P.O. Towoju (Senior Resident Doctor).

In addition to the two pathologists, six consultant pathologists from different medical facilities were on the ground during the examination.

The deceased younger brother Adegoke Olugbade also witnessed the exercise.

Failure of the inquest to pinpoint the cause of Adegoke’s death might have contributed to reports that the Police had rejected the autopsy.

The Osun State Police Command, through its spokesperson Opalola Yemisi, said it was unaware of the rejection.

Yemisi said the case had been transferred to the Force Headquarters in Abuja.

The Force Public Relations Officer Frank Mba did not respond to The ICIR’s request on the allegation.

He did not pick the calls put across to his phone. He did not also respond to Whatsapp and text messages sent to him by our reporter on the matter.

The beginning of the tragedy

Adegoke was a master’s degree student at the OAU.

He left Abuja on November 5 for Ile-Ife to sit for his last examination in the university.

READ MORE HERE: https://www.icirnigeria.org/hilton-hotel-oau-student-died-from-severe-bleeding-due-to-traumatic-injuries-autopsy/

Smh. May justice prevail. Rip to the deceased

Nawa ooo

Adedoyin is a confirmed ritualist and must be killed immediately

perryy:
Adedoyin is a confirmed ritualist and must be killed immediately

, wow, u just investigate, try the cause, judge am and pass the death sentence all by yourself you are fast o