Late Mohbad’s autopsy results to be ready 4 weeks

Dr. Richard Somiari, Director of the Lagos Advise DNA and Forensic Centre, has confirmed that the autopsy findings for leisurely musician Ilerioluwa Aloba, typically is named Mohbad, will most likely be ready interior the subsequent three to four weeks.

Somiari provided the guarantee whereas testifying at a coroner’s inquiry investigating the singer’s dying on Wednesday.

On Wednesday, defence counsel irascible-examined the quest for on the inquest.

According to the Recordsdata Company of Nigeria (NAN), the musician died on September 12, 2023, and used to be buried the day after.

He used to be 27 years archaic.

His dying precipitated controversy, causing the Lagos Advise Government to indicate a coroner’s inquiry.

The inquest commenced on October 13, 2023, and is taking location within the Ikorodu Magistrates’ Courtroom.

Somiari told the Coroner, Justice of the Peace Adedayo Shotobi: “We anticipated to acquire the principle location of autopsy ends up in three to four weeks and re-verify to authenticate the trigger of the dying.

“We looked for multiple potentialities, to examine if poison used to be all for dying of Mohbad since no proper trigger used to be talked about.”

The forensic expert assured the final public of ample security and monitoring of samples for the autopsy.

“We possess a location where objects are kept for security and security of outcomes. There may well be a draw for monitoring samples moved out of the country,” he said.

Additionally testifying, Mr Sadiq Ayobami, typically is named Spendy, said that he closing seen the deceased the day sooner than his dying.

He said that they both attended a efficiency in Ikorodu sooner than returning to his field, where he departed suitable sooner than the artist died.

Mrs Abiodun Kolawole, an activist representing the African Ladies Attorneys Association, asked the deceased’s members to take their grievances over the singer’s minute one’s paternity to court rather then the use of social media.

The Coroner, Justice of the Peace T. A. Shotobi, delayed the case till April 15.

Shotobi urged that every parties to the inquest be show on that day.