₦airaland Forum

Chucks13:
Police release their child body to them is it by force to do autopsy? Her family say give dem their daughter body then give it to them or yu wan chop am or wat?

Judemarco31:
They don't have right over the matter again, government have taken the case, the father should be a suspect too because the very day a child is delivered and obtain birth certificate, he or she has become government property, anything that happened to him/she law of the land will ask the parents questions.

Judemarco31:
They don't have right over the matter again, government have taken the case, the father should be a suspect too because the very day a child is delivered and obtain birth certificate, he or she has become government property, anything that happened to him/she law of the land will ask the parents questions.

Guestmale:
I would have hundred percent consented to this your submission but did government pay for the well being of our children, food, health care, clothing and school fees, the answer is no.

RUWACH:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvoGTp3T-a0

Judemarco31:
They don't have right over the matter again, government have taken the case, the father should be a suspect too because the very day a child is delivered and obtain birth certificate, he or she has become government property, anything that happened to him/she law of the land will ask the parents questions.

SixSeven:
Under Nigerian law, parents cannot legally stop or refuse a mandatory autopsy if the police or a coroner suspect foul play, or if the child's death was sudden, unnatural, or unexplained.

If a child dies under suspicious circumstances, the state takes legal custody of the body for investigation. The police and the coroner have the constitutional power to hold the remains until a forensic examination is complete.

TEYA:
Do you know that a murder is a crime against the state and normally the cause of death must be established before a person suspected to have been killed can be buried? It is not her stupid father's call!

Mariangeles:
Umahi, is that you? 😳

Why are you getting worked up, sir?
What are you afraid of? That the truth will come out?

Neoteny:
No child is government property. The government's interest does not go beyond whether a crime was committed in her death.

They ought to call it coroner's inquest and not an autopsy, especially given the hazy circumstances of her demise. The the inquest could reveal if she died a natural death or otherwise; if cause of death is indeterminate or foul play is probable then an autopsy may be recommended by the coroner to establish actual cause of death.

The inquest should involve anyone who was around her close to her final moments, including the principal of the residence, i.e. the minister himself.

enemyofprogress:
I will never be pour in my life. Poverty is a decease.

AndroBlaze:
Hopefully when you become rich, you will get a lesson teacher that will help you with spelling.

lampard8877:
Odogwu Asaaba is Mr. Peter Obi's brother and Obi has refused to condemned the bad behavior by his brother.

onuman:
You can't forgive an apparent typo error?

Guestmale:
I would have hundred percent consented to this your submission but did government pay for the well being of our children, food, health care, clothing and school fees, the answer is no.

onuman:
In bold.
Autopsy is done first before Coroner's inquest.

Chucks13:
Police release their child body to them is it by force to do autopsy? Her family say give dem their daughter body then give it to them or yu wan chop am or wat?