The status of our brother, late Senator Isiaka Adeleke, the suddenness and the circumstances of his death will propel a responsible government to set up an inquest to unravel the circumstances of his death

THE management of LAUTECH Teaching Hospital, Osogbo has refuted claims by the family of Senator Isiaka Adeleke that it made payment for an autopsy of the late lawmaker.

The management of Ladoke Akintola University, LAUTECH, Teaching Hospital, Osogbo, Osun state, has made clear the hospital’s position in the findings from the autopsy conducted on the Late Senator Isiaka Adeleke which have sparked so much controversy in the state and country.

The family of late Senator Isiaka Adeleke who died on April 23, has raised the alarm that after one month that the body of the late politician was taken for autopsy at the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology Teaching Hospital, LAUTECTH, Osogbo, the management of the hospital has not availed them of the result. They also claimed that the varsity has not returned the remaining samples of tissues taken from the body of late Adeleke.

The coroner’s inquest set up by the Osun State Government to probe the cause of the death of the first executive governor of the state, Senator Isiaka Adeleke has adjourned its sittings till Monday, May 29, 2017 for presentation of its findings.

The Coroner Inquest set up by Osun State Governor, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola to look into the sudden death of the first civilian Governor of the State, late Senator Isiaka Adeleke has adjourned its sitting to May 29 for presentation of findings.

Osogbo – The Coroner Inquest set up by Osun Government to investigate the cause of death of Sen. Isiaka Adeleke has fixed May 29 to give its final verdict on its findings. The Coroner, Chief Magistrate Olusegun Ayilara made this known during the court’s sitting on Monday in Osogbo. Ayilara said that the court commenced […]

The police toxicology report on the pathological examination carried out on late Senator Isiaka Adeleke Friday faulted the claim by the nurse, Mr Alfred Aderibigbe who administered drugs on the deceased earlier before his death.

A toxicology test carried out by the Nigerian Police has ruled out the possibility of poisoning in the death of late Senator Isiaka Adetunji Adeleke.

Mr Alfred Aderibigbe, the nurse who treated Sen. Isiaka Adeleke before he died, on Thursday in Osogbo told a coroner inquest that he never administered a drug overdose on the late politician as was reported.

Dr Taiwo Sholaja, the lead pathologist, who carried out the autopsy on the body of the late Senator Isiaka Adeleke, yesterday told a coroner’s inquest ordered by Osun State Government that no trace of poison was found in the body system of the deceased when it was examined.

The family of late Sen. Isiaka Adeleke says it will consider all legal options against the Chief Medical Director of Ladoke Akintola University Teaching Hospital, Osogbo, Prof. Akeem Lasisi, over the autopsy conducted on the late politician.

The family of late Sen. Isiaka Adeleke says it will consider all legal options against the Chief Medical Director of Ladoke Akintola University Teaching Hospital, Osogbo, Prof. Akeem Lasisi, over the autopsy result conducted on the late politician.

The Chief Medical Director of Ladoke Akintola University of Technology Teaching Hospital, Prof. Akeem Lasisi has revealed how an outlawed drug banned by the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration Control may have killed late Senator Isiaka Adeleke.

New evidence has emerged in the ongoing inquest into the circumstances surrounding the death of the Late Senator Isiaka Adeleke as pathologist reveals that although a drug overdose was detected, there was no trace of poison nor metal in the late senator’s body.