The family of the late first civilian governor of Osun state, Isiaka Adeleke has said that detailed analysis of the autopsy report on the late politician will take one to two weeks before it is released.
Worried by different rumours flying around, the family of the late Senator Adeleke spoke through his younger brother, Deji at a media briefing in Ede.
He insisted that allegation of food poisoning and drug overdose are nothing but mere rumours as the doctors are yet to release the report of the cause of Adeleke’s death.
Deji Adeleke also appealed to the political supporter of the late senator to mourn him peacefully, saying his brother was not a violent person and he never tolerated it when he was alive.
The family of the late first civilian governor of Osun state, Isiaka Adeleke has said that detailed analysis of the autopsy report on the late politician will take one to two weeks before it is released.
Worried by different rumours flying around, the family of the late Senator Adeleke spoke through his younger brother, Deji at a media briefing in Ede.
He insisted that allegation of food poisoning and drug overdose are nothing but mere rumours as the doctors are yet to release the report of the cause of Adeleke’s death.
Deji Adeleke also appealed to the political supporter of the late senator to mourn him peacefully, saying his brother was not a violent person and he never tolerated it when he was alive.
The family of the late first civilian governor of Osun state, Isiaka Adeleke has said that detailed analysis of the autopsy report on the late politician will take one to two weeks before it is released.
Worried by different rumours flying around, the family of the late Senator Adeleke spoke through his younger brother, Deji at a media briefing in Ede.
He insisted that allegation of food poisoning and drug overdose are nothing but mere rumours as the doctors are yet to release the report of the cause of Adeleke’s death.
Deji Adeleke also appealed to the political supporter of the late senator to mourn him peacefully, saying his brother was not a violent person and he never tolerated it when he was alive.
The family of the late first civilian governor of Osun state, Isiaka Adeleke has said that detailed analysis of the autopsy report on the late politician will take one to two weeks before it is released.
Worried by different rumours flying around, the family of the late Senator Adeleke spoke through his younger brother, Deji at a media briefing in Ede.
He insisted that allegation of food poisoning and drug overdose are nothing but mere rumours as the doctors are yet to release the report of the cause of Adeleke’s death.
Deji Adeleke also appealed to the political supporter of the late senator to mourn him peacefully, saying his brother was not a violent person and he never tolerated it when he was alive.
The family of the late first civilian governor of Osun state, Isiaka Adeleke has said that detailed analysis of the autopsy report on the late politician will take one to two weeks before it is released.
Worried by different rumours flying around, the family of the late Senator Adeleke spoke through his younger brother, Deji at a media briefing in Ede.
He insisted that allegation of food poisoning and drug overdose are nothing but mere rumours as the doctors are yet to release the report of the cause of Adeleke’s death.
Deji Adeleke also appealed to the political supporter of the late senator to mourn him peacefully, saying his brother was not a violent person and he never tolerated it when he was alive.
The family of the late first civilian governor of Osun state, Isiaka Adeleke has said that detailed analysis of the autopsy report on the late politician will take one to two weeks before it is released.
Worried by different rumours flying around, the family of the late Senator Adeleke spoke through his younger brother, Deji at a media briefing in Ede.
He insisted that allegation of food poisoning and drug overdose are nothing but mere rumours as the doctors are yet to release the report of the cause of Adeleke’s death.
Deji Adeleke also appealed to the political supporter of the late senator to mourn him peacefully, saying his brother was not a violent person and he never tolerated it when he was alive.
The family of the late first civilian governor of Osun state, Isiaka Adeleke has said that detailed analysis of the autopsy report on the late politician will take one to two weeks before it is released.
Worried by different rumours flying around, the family of the late Senator Adeleke spoke through his younger brother, Deji at a media briefing in Ede.
He insisted that allegation of food poisoning and drug overdose are nothing but mere rumours as the doctors are yet to release the report of the cause of Adeleke’s death.
Deji Adeleke also appealed to the political supporter of the late senator to mourn him peacefully, saying his brother was not a violent person and he never tolerated it when he was alive.
The family of the late first civilian governor of Osun state, Isiaka Adeleke has said that detailed analysis of the autopsy report on the late politician will take one to two weeks before it is released.
Worried by different rumours flying around, the family of the late Senator Adeleke spoke through his younger brother, Deji at a media briefing in Ede.
He insisted that allegation of food poisoning and drug overdose are nothing but mere rumours as the doctors are yet to release the report of the cause of Adeleke’s death.
Deji Adeleke also appealed to the political supporter of the late senator to mourn him peacefully, saying his brother was not a violent person and he never tolerated it when he was alive.
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