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Senate Probes Death Of ‘One Chance’ Victim Greatness Olorunfemi, Invites IGP, Wike Pate

Greatness Olorunfemi was a victim of one chance criminals She was stabbed and thrown from the car…

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Ali Pate, the minister of health, and Nyesom Wike, the minister of the federal capital territory, have all been called before the Senate in relation to the death of Ms. Greatness Olorunfemi at the Maitama General Hospital on Tuesday.

Greatness Olorunfemi was a victim of one chance criminals She was stabbed and thrown from the car she got into on the Maitama/Kubwa Highway, VerseNews reported.

Good Samaritans rushed her to Maitama General Hospital right away, but the hospital refused to treat her because she had not provided a police report.

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A motion put forth by Senator Asuquo Ekpenyong, who was disturbed by the sad development, directs the Senate’s health and police committees to conduct a thorough investigation into Olorunfemi’s death and report back in two weeks.

Additionally, the senators insist that Maitama General Hospital be made liable for manslaughter.

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