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Wednesday, 2 August 2017

PHOTO: Generator Fumes Kill Family Of Four In Kogi State

The city of Obajana, in Kogi State has been thrown into mourning following the discovery of the decomposing bodies of Mr. John Ayodele, his wife and two children.

The family of four was suspected to have been killed by fumes from a generator in their house.

The late Ayodele was reported to have been last seen on Friday, July 28, 2017.

Apprehension set in on Saturday when calls to his mobile telephone went unanswered.

His cousin, Chief Richard Asaje, said people had gone to check on him at home following the stench emanating from his house, adding that policemen from the Obajana division were also alerted to the suspicion.

He said when the door was forced open, the decomposing bodies were discovered.

Asaje explained that generator fumes were suspected as the cause of the deaths following the discovery of a generator on the premises.

He said, “The incident was discovered around 12am on Saturday. He put a generator inside his toilet and locked the door and window.

“Unfortunately, we never knew something had happened. The second day, we forced the door open because of the stench emanating from the house and found their dead bodies.”

The cousin said the bodies had been deposited in the Kogi State Specialist Hospital mortuary, Lokoja.

“The man should be about 35, but the wife was less than 30 years old. Their daughter was about four years old, while the second child, a boy, was about three months old. We do not suspect any foul play. This has thrown our family into serious mourning.

“They will be buried on Friday, August 4, 2017, at the Obajana Cemetery,” Asaje added.

~ ThePunch

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