However, the prosecuting counsel, Ijabike Olawale, told the court that he was not aware of the development, but would verify the claim.The judge asked the prison warder to ascertain the death of the second defendant and inform the court.
However, the spokesperson for the Nigerian Correctional Service, Lagos State Command, Rotimi Oladokun, toldthat the defendant died of “respiratory illness and cardiovascular difficulty” at the Ajeromi General Hospital, Lagos. “The prisoner had health issues at the time of arrest and was referred to a general hospital according to our policy of complicated health issues.
“The deceased was earlier arraigned at the Ogba Magistrate’s Court and the prosecuting counsel and next of kin of the inmate was informed of his health problem before the case was transferred to the Ikeja High Court. His health was being managed before he eventually died on November 17, 2021,” he added.All rights reserved.
Source: Law Daily Report (lawdailyreport.net)
Then you must pay his family hefty compensation because he is still a suspect.
He never die he has nothing to do than to be a cult member, end of the road.
You never can entrust the Nigerian state with any life.
This should be properly probed, this isn't the first time when the Nigerian police and other security agencies will take law to the extreme without proper legal procedures.
Which confirmation is the court seeking again when he had paid for many innocent life he has wasted in the name of cult and afterall it's the devil that is always giving employment to a lazy Man.
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