U.S Returnee Found Dead In A Hotel Room In Ogun State

U.S Returnee Found Dead In A Hotel Room In Ogun State

The police order in Ogun says the dead group of Sunday Abidoye, a US returnee, was tracked down in one of the rooms at Creestar Lodging in Sagamu on Wednesday.

Omolola Odutola, representative of the order, said Oluwole, the lodging’s central security official, announced the occurrence to the police.

“On getting the report, a group of investigators visited the scene and, on appearance, tracked down the body of the departed previously positioned inside a vehicle outside the lodging,” she said.

“By then, he was being ready to be taken to the funeral home by his loved ones.”

She said Jimoh Godday, the departed’s sibling who lives in Imota town in Lagos, informed the police that Abidoye showed up in Nigeria from the US on Saturday.

“He said that he had called him (Abidoye) on Monday and, when he didn’t get a reaction, visited the inn,” Odutola said.

“He further expressed that in the wake of thumping the entryway a few times, he mentioned an extra key from the lodging director to go into the room, where he found his sibling’s dormant body.

“Different medications and customary medication were recuperated from the room.

“The focal point of the bed was doused with a fluid like substance.”

Ogunmonti Ogunwole, a companion of the departed, said he went with Abidoye to buy nine distinct sorts of drug the earlier day because of his objections of sickness.

The police representative said the departed’s remaining parts have been cleared to the Olabisi Onabanjo College Showing Medical clinic (OOUTH) mortuary in Sagamu for an examination.

She said no known reason for death had been shown up at yet, adding that the case would be moved to the State Criminal Examination Division (SCID) for prudent examination.

Odutola prompted the public not to ingest medications without remedies.