The family of Uyo University graduate Ms. Inioubong Umoren refuted the claim that her daughter’s organ was harvested after a brutal murder in April 2021.
Recall that Iniubong Umoren is a 26-year-old philosophy graduate from Uyo University and was murdered by Uduak Abasi Frank Akpan on April 29, 2021.
Akpan was later convicted of R@PE and Murd£r and was sentenced to DE@Th by the Akwa Ibom State High Court on August 4, 2022.
Responding to the online video of the virus, one of the professors Mgbeke, Dr. Sandra Duru claims that Senator Natasha Akpoti-uduaghan (Kogi Central) told her that Senator Godswill Akpabio killed Godswill Akpabio and harvested robots from the late family, the families of the deceased were in the lawsuit, describing it as “inside” and declared “painful” and “and” pain. Intact.
In an interview with Punch, ifiok Ephraim Umoren, the older sister of the late Iniubong Umoren, said: “When I was there during the autopsy, someone claimed that my sister’s organs were harvested?” she asked.
“This allegation is not only wrong, but also makes my sister’s memory dishonest and rewrites our family.”
“After her death, the police underwent an autopsy at Uyo University Teaching Hospital. I was there. No organ was missing,” she said.
In supporting her statement, Akwa IBOM Prosecutor Chief Mr Johnson Itim described the crime as a loneliness committed by Uduakabasi, who attacked Iniubong after she refused the unprotected S£X.
“He killed her in anger, buried her in a shallow grave and fled.
Mr Abdullah added that the allegations of organ harvesting had no basis in court proceedings. “Neither the prosecution nor the defense counsel mentioned Senator Akpabio in connection with the case. The certified autopsy report is openly accessible and confirms that all internal organs are intact.”
