Chief Love Shimite, the Particular Adviser on Commerce and Export to Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori, has tragically handed away.
She died within the early hours of Easter Monday following what sources have described as a short sickness.
The exact circumstances surrounding her dying stay unclear on the time of this report.
The Delta state Police Command has confirmed Shimite’s dying, with the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Mr Shiny Edafe, stating that the 55-year-old was declared useless on the hospital the place she was taken for medical consideration.
He added that her husband, whose identification has not been disclosed, has been taken into protecting custody for his security.
In response to Edafe, the husband was the one who reported his spouse’s dying and raised issues over threats from her relations, Management reported.
Regardless of the police intervention, the deceased’s household has expressed suspicion concerning the reason for her dying.
They’ve formally lodged a criticism with the police, elevating issues that the husband could have been concerned in her passing.
Edafe acknowledged,
The police have assured the general public that additional updates shall be supplied as investigations proceed, Vanguard reported.
Because the investigation unfolds, the neighborhood is anxiously awaiting readability on the circumstances surrounding Chief Love Shimite’s dying.
The scenario has sparked concern amongst each her supporters and members of the native authorities, who’ve known as for transparency and justice within the course of.
The household and pals of Shimite, who was extremely regarded for her work within the state’s commerce and export sector, are awaiting the outcomes of the investigation as they mourn the sudden lack of a outstanding public determine.
In the meantime, NewsWatch.com.ng reported that Favour, a 100-level Medical Laboratory Science pupil on the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN), was discovered useless.
Her physique was found in a drainage system by college students coming back from night lectures.
The college’s administration has but to touch upon the incident, and the police spokesperson within the state, Daniel Ekea, has not responded to inquiries.
Supply: NewsWatch.com.ng
