Gatekeepers News reports that the deceased’s elder brother, Pelumi, had lamented that the head of the Lagos Mainland Hospital mortuary called his elder brother, Oluwatobi, to inform him that nobody had checked on the corpse or paid anything after the autopsy was carried out.
Pelumi claimed that the bill, which was accumulating, was already over N500,000 and wondered how the family would raise the money.
Following this, the state Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Gbenga Omotoso, on Wednesday, said the bill had been settled.
Omotoso said, “The Lagos Bus Services Limited has paid the money. Nobody told them; the person who took the body there was called that the bill was ready, and instead of the person to report to the LBSL, he went to report to a newspaper.”
Meanwhile, the Lagos State Governorship Candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Dr Abdul-Azeez Adediran, aka Jandor, has also given over N500, 000 to the family for the mortuary bill.
The News Agency of Nigeria on Thursday reported that Adediran, after a meeting of his representative and the deceased’s family members at the Liberty House, Ikeja, said he was touched by the family’s pain.
The family was said to have commended Adediran, saying he had been in contact with them since the incident happened.
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