A witness, Ademoye Adewale, has come forward to challenge the initial autopsy findings in the tragic death of Whitney Adeniran, a student at Chrisland Schools Opebi in Lagos. Adewale, a cotton candy vendor present during the school’s sports activities, disputes the claim of electrocution as stated in the autopsy report. During the court hearing, Adewale emphasized that he had never experienced any electrocution incidents with his equipment and that there were no exposed wires near the incident. The hearing was adjourned until May 22 to continue the proceedings in this case. It is recalled that Whitney Adeniran passed away some months ago following negligence of the school during an inter-house sports event.
The High Court sitting at the Tafawa Balewa Square in Lagos has dismissed claims by Chidinma Ojukwu that she was coerced and intimidated into confessing to the alleged murder of Super TV CEO, Usifo Ataga. Justice Yetunde Adesanya, who presided over the trial within a trial, stated that the prosecution had provided evidence that proved the voluntariness of the defendant’s statements. Ms Ojukwu, along with Adedapo Quadri and her sister Chioma Egbuchu, is standing trial for the murder of Ataga. The defendant had objected to the admissibility of her statements, claiming that they were not voluntarily made and that she was slapped and forced to sign them. However, Justice Adesanya ruled that the videos tendered in court did not display any intimidation towards the defendant while she was writing her statements, and the voice of the investigating police officer (IPO) was clear and audible and did not show any form of intimidation. “The videos tendered in court did not display any intimidation towards the defendant while she was writing her statements,” Judge said. “The voice of the investigating police officer (IPO) was clear and audible. It did not show any form of intimidation.” The court, therefore, admits the two statements in evidence and marks them as exhibits. The case has been adjourned until May 30 for the continuation of the trial. 
Speaking ahead of their Europa League clash with Real Betis tomorrow, March 9, Rashford admitted that their communication during the match was bad. He said; “We didn’t give up, that’s nonsense. We were unorganised, yes, communication was bad, yes, that’s why we conceded the goals. But it comes down to the fact that I believe everyone was trying to get back into the game that much, we came away from the team’s principles in and out of possession. 
“I felt like the forwards were just trying to press as a unit but we weren’t connected with the midfield. And then the same with the midfield and the defence. We were trying to get a grip of the game at 2-0 and 3-0, we were talking but I don’t think we were really in agreement of what to do.” 
BBNaija’s Khloe who borrowed the words from Tosin’s caption wrote: “Eyan Osama biladdin 😂” 
