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Why Autopsy To Determine Cause Of Osinachi Nwachukwu’s Death Is Delayed
There is a new development regarding investigations being carried out to discover what exactly led to the death of the Dunamis Church lead singer, Osinachi Nwachukwu
Recent is that the police authorities in Abuja disclosed that the autopsy on the late singer’s body has just commenced even as the husband is maintaining he is innocent
Meanwhile, the Senate in reaction to the development is calling on the appropriate authorities to ensure justice is served.
The Federal Capital Territory police command on Thursday, April 14, said an autopsy test was being conducted on the remains of late Dunamis International Church lead singer, Osinachi Nwachukwu.
Sources report that a police source revealed the autopsy, which should have been done on Wednesday, April 13, was delayed because of the absence of some family members.
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He noted further that the process started on Thursday, April 14, at the National Hospital Abuja, where she died.
The source said:
“You know there have been speculations about her death. The husband is insisting that he died due to an illness. The autopsy was not done yesterday (Wednesday) because everyone had to be represented before they commence, but some people were absent, that was why they couldn’t do it. It is in stages, but I call tell you that the process commenced today.”
Police Position
The FCT police public relations officer, Josephine Adah, has confirmed the development.
She added: “The autopsy is part of the investigation.”
The late Osinachi died at 42.
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