Wednesday, July 29, 2026 -The Delta State Police Command on Tuesday, July 28, exhumed the body of Favour Agbro, a 20-year-old nursing student, to conduct a post-mortem examination as part of an ongoing investigation.
Agbro tragically died by suicide after alleging she was
raped by content creator Odogwu Asaba. The suspect remains in police custody.
Human rights activist Israel Joe disclosed the development
on Tuesday evening. He confirmed that the forensic examination was carried out
by an investigative team alongside qualified pathologists at the burial site.
Representatives for the involved parties were present during the exercise.
During the procedure, the deceased’s twin sister, Faith,
requested to place a loaf of bread and a tin of sardines inside the grave. She
stated that her late sister had appeared in her dreams complaining of hunger.
The family and officials granted the request amidst tears, before the body was
prepared for reburial.
Joe wrote;
‘’Update on
#Justice4Favour
An autopsy
has just been conducted on the deceased Miss Favour Agbro by the investigating
team and competent pathologists with the presence of all parties, including the
lawyer of Odogwu Asaba.
Earlier
today, before leaving for Lagos, My comrade and I visited the site she was
buried in Agbaro, Ughelli North Local Government Area of Delta State to monitor
the readiness for the autopsy to be carried out. We also met with her dad and
extended family who prepared everything for her to be exhumed.
Her twin
sister had brought sardine and bread for late Favour, arguing that she appears
to her, saying that she is hungry. She said she wanted to put the food in the
grave as she would be laid to rest immediately after the autopsy analysis by
the pathologist in the presence of all parties. It was graciously granted amid
wailings, agony, sorrow and tears.
We wish to
thank everyone for their support towards the investigations, and solidarity
towards the family at this grievous times of their sudden grieve occassioned by
Odogwo Asaba. God bless you all. We shall follow up until justice is manifestly
seen to have been done.''he wrote
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