The Nation Newspaper Boy with missing intestine: Adegboruwa seeks independent experts to conduct autopsy
on Friday, October 20, told a Lagos Coroner that an independent body of experts should be allowed to conduct the autopsy on the body of Adebola Akin-Bright.
He said this has become necessary in order to avoid the likelihood of bias and conflict of interests since the deceased’s death at Lagos State University Teaching Hospital , Ikeja. During proceedings, Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa led Mr Aramide Adeogun and Mr Ezekiel Nnadi, for the father of the deceased, Olumuyiwa Akin-Bright, the complainant.
He said this was necessary in order to have a proper understanding of what actually happened to the deceased. He said he would prefer to liaise with Falana so that both father and mother can harmonize their viewpoints.
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