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Itunu Babalola: Deceased’s Family, FG Reject Autopsy Result, Demand Justice

Late Itunu Babalola’s family and the Federal Government of Nigeria have rejected the autopsy result on the cause of the death of the deceased lady, who died in a Cote d’Ivoire prison.

Some lawyers have also reportedly volunteered to take the matter up with the Cote d’Ivoire government at the ECOWAS Court.

The father, Emmanuel Babalola while speaking with newsmen during a meeting with the Chairperson of the Nigerians in the Diaspora Commission, Abike Dabiri-Erewa, said he was convinced that his daughter was killed.

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He therefore passionately called on Nigerians to ensure that justice is ensured.

Dabiri-Erewa also said that the Federal Government of Nigeria has rejected the autopsy report, which she described as “unacceptable”.

Recall that the 21-year-old Babalola’s death on November 14, shocked many Nigerians who had been following her case.

Babalola had died in the prison after being sentenced to 10 years imprisonment for an event she didn’t commit.

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Itunu Babalola: Deceased’s Family, FG Reject Autopsy Result, Demand Justice

Late Itunu Babalola’s family and the Federal Government of Nigeria have rejected the autopsy result on the cause of the death of the deceased lady, who died in a Cote d’Ivoire prison.

Some lawyers have also reportedly volunteered to take the matter up with the Cote d’Ivoire government at the ECOWAS Court.

The father, Emmanuel Babalola while speaking with newsmen during a meeting with the Chairperson of the Nigerians in the Diaspora Commission, Abike Dabiri-Erewa, said he was convinced that his daughter was killed.

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He therefore passionately called on Nigerians to ensure that justice is ensured.

Dabiri-Erewa also said that the Federal Government of Nigeria has rejected the autopsy report, which she described as “unacceptable”.

Recall that the 21-year-old Babalola’s death on November 14, shocked many Nigerians who had been following her case.

Babalola had died in the prison after being sentenced to 10 years imprisonment for an event she didn’t commit.

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