How my husband was murdered in Malaysia —Wife of Nigerian PhD student

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Blessing, wife of a Nigerian PhD student in Malaysia, Thomas Orhionsefe Ewansiha, who was reported to have died at a Malaysian detention centre, has said her husband was “murdered while in custody.

“No Nigerian, no family member was there. They don’t have any right to do that. It is suspicious and that is why we want to perform a fresh autopsy on him,” she said in a statement obtained byShe faulted the narrative allegedly put up by the Malaysian Immigration Services, which, she said, was “a concerted effort to conceal what really transpired and a grand effort to hide their role in the proximate cause of his death.

The Nigerian High Commission in Kuala Lumpur had, on July 12, 2019, said it was engaging with Malaysian Immigration Authorities and awaiting the result of the autopsy report. “Mr. Thomas Orhionsefe Ewansiha, who just visited Edo State, Nigeria, apparently wanted to share the experiences of his visit to Nigeria and deliver some messages from loved ones to his fellow countrymen also living in Malaysia.

“He was shocked, but he remained calm, knowing fully well that he had all his necessary documents and permits intact. Within the commotion that took place, Ori Baba was beaten, manhandled and handcuffed. He was forced to sit on the floor while the immigration officers raided other apartments, finally arresting over 20 black immigrants.

 

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