Adeleke’s Death: ‘Coroner Inquest’ Government Step Most Acceptable Standard In Civilized Societies :Osun Government

The government of the state of osun  has described as rather unfortunate the rejection of coroner inquest into the death of the late Senator Isiaka Adeleke by his family.

The government in a statement signed by the director of communication and strategy office of the Governor, Mr Semiu Okanlawon, says the coroner inquest instituted was not to please or satisfy anyone, but for the good of the people.

The statement while noting that the Adeleke’s family has the right to all the choices open to them, maintained that the step taken is the most responsible and most acceptable standard in any civilized society.

It further stressed that the state and its people are still in mourning, and would not be in the best interest to engage the family of the first civilian governor of the state on a matter of this nature.

Read the statement below.. .

“The attention of the Government of the State of Osun has been drawn to a press conference purportedly held by the family of first civilian governor of our state, Senator Isiaka Adeleke where it rejected the Coroners Inquest instituted by the Government into the unfortunate and sudden death of our beloved former Governor.


This is rather unfortunate.


As a government the step that has been taken is the most responsible and the most acceptable standard in any civilized society.


The decision to institute an inquest into this sudden death was not to please or satisfy anyone at all. It was set up for the good of the society. And to the extent that this was set up not to please anyone but for the good of our society,


We are all bereaved and mourning with the unfortunate death of one of our illustrious sons and most importantly a former Governor of our dear state.
It would not be in the best interests and Honour of the departed soul for the government to engage the family on a matter of this nature.


It is therefore trite to state that the Adeleke Family has right to all the choices open to them just as we are sure this is a matter that is already in the court of public opinion

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