DISCLAIMER ON PURPORTED RESULT OF AUTOPSY CONDUCTED ON LATE Mrs Chidiebere Jane Iloka (NEE EZENWOYE):
Anambra State Government has dissociated itself from any news in circulation or purported “Preliminary” report of autopsy conducted on late (Mrs) Chidiebere Iloka.
In the the 3 Page document signed by the Anambra Govt. Through Mr. Christian Aburime, gives reasons why the government dissociate itself from the autopsy and in conclusion the next step that will be taken by Anambra Govt. was also stated.
The state government just distanced themselves from the purported autopsy results that exonerated Mr. Mbazulike Iloka (Mba Mba) who allegedly murdered his wife. The state government by this disclaimer is raising many questions arising from the apparent contradictions surrounding the death of late Mrs Chidiebere Iloka and strongly suspects that something fishy is going on.
Thus the state government in a letter signed by the three commissioners after expressing their displeasure directed as follows:
I. Given he unprofessional conduct of pre-emptive issuance of “preliminary” autopsy report without waiting for test results and contrary to rules of conduct agreed to by the team of pathologists, the integrity of the autopsy process is called to serious question. The Government hereby withdraws the team of pathologists appointed by her from the process.
ii. The Nigerian Police is enjoined to professionally and thoroughly investigate the Two allegations of domestic violence and homicide/murder
III. The state government will reserve its further steps pending the outcome of (Ii) above.
Meanwhile, the management of bellnewsonline.com is questioning the Afia Olu Nnewi festival which the accused attended on Saturday and reactions has simply described the outing as uncustomary, untraditional and not even ethical in the light of Igbo metaphysics. He was supposed to be a mourner says some respected Nnewi elders who spoke on grounds of anonymity.
Please find below the official letter to that effect jointly signed by the Commissioner of Justice/Attorney-General; Commissioner for Health and Commissioner for Women and Children Affairs on behalf of the State Government.
Signed
Christian Aburime