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Sylvester Oromoni: We Will Establish Evidence of Massive Cover Up – Falana

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Sylvester Oromoni: We will establish evidence of massive cover up - Falana

 

Human rights lawyer and a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Femi Falana, says that his legal team will establish the ‘massive cover-up’ in the controversy trailing the death of Dowen college student, Sylvester Oromoni (Jnr).

 

Sylvester Oromoni: We will establish evidence of massive cover up - Falana

 

Speaking in an interview with Channels TV today January 10, Falana who is the counsel to the Oromoni family, said this while reacting to the recent press statement by Lagos police commissioner, Hakeem Odumosu, who said that the autopsies carried out on Sylvester’s body indicated he died a natural death. Read here.

 

Responding to Odumosu’s comment, Falana said;

“You don’t go on air and be making a mockery of the death of a human being. As you are well aware, by our culture, if  you lose a loved one, to break the news, sometimes the school authorities would engage the services of imams or pastors to meet the parents and break the news. That means you are being compassionate and considerate and humane.

You don’t go on air to members of the public ‘Oh the boy they claimed was poisoned. Nothing happened to him. He died naturally”. What do you mean by natural causes? Cancer? Heart attack? There is no mention of natural in the report. The commissioner cannot say that Sylvester died of Natural causes because what are natural causes? Heart attack, stroke, cancer and so on and so forth.

But if a boy took ill, you claim he was injured on the football pitch but the boy before his death told the parents ‘I was given to drink a concoction by those who wanted to force me to join a secret society on campus’

Doctors would be expected to eliminate this allegations and the first report concluded and stated very clearly that the boy died of acute lung injury due to chemical intoxication.

A doctor would not write such a report if he hasn’t seen anything. No doctor in the world, unless you want to play with your license, would state categorically the causeof death that can be questionned.

The parents have asked for the second autopsy report, it has not been made available. The parents are reading about this other report. On their behalf as lawyers, we have applied for certified true copies, it has not been made available to us.

We are going to establish evidence of a massive cover-up. You say there wasn’t evidence that there was a secret society. How? We searched the suspect and didn’t find any tattoo, we didn’t find any insignia. Is that how to prove evidence of a secret society?” he said.

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Big Battery, Smart Secondary Screen: Why the itel A300+ Should Be Your Next Smartphone

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For today’s students and Gen Zs, a smartphone is more than just a communication device—it’s a study partner, entertainment hub, camera and productivity tool. From attending virtual classes and researching assignments to creating content and staying connected with friends, students need a phone that can keep up with their fast-paced lifestyle.

The itel A300+ is designed to do exactly that. Combining a 2.01-inch Smart Secondary Screen, a 7000mAh Ultra-Large Battery, and IP65 dust and water resistance, it delivers practical features that make everyday student life easier.

Power through every lecture and moment
Whether you’re moving between lecture halls, spending hours in the library or commuting across town, battery life matters. The 7000mAh battery keeps you connected throughout the day!

Smart convenience at a glance
The itel A300+’s standout feature is its 2.01-inch Smart Secondary Screen. It lets you quickly view notifications, control your music, personalise watch faces and even preview selfies using the rear camera—all without constantly unlocking your phone.
It’s a smarter, faster way to stay connected while keeping distractions to a minimum.

Built for everyday Life

Life can be unpredictable. From rushing between classes to unexpected rain showers, students need a phone that can handle everyday challenges. With IP65 dust and water resistance, the itel A300+ is built to offer added confidence wherever the day takes you.
When it’s time to relax, the hole-punch display and dual speakers provide an immersive experience for streaming, gaming and enjoying your favourite content.

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Whether you’re preparing for a new semester or simply looking for a smartphone that can keep up with your daily routine, the itel A300+ offers the right balance of innovation, performance and convenience.

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Good Sweat Announces Culture Run, Blending Fitness and Culture In Lagos – October 31st

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Fitness meets cultural expression as GOOD SWEAT prepares to bring its CULTURE RUN experience to Lagos on Saturday, October 31, 2026.

Designed around the connection between physical wellness and cultural identity, CULTURE RUN offers participants an opportunity to embrace an active lifestyle while celebrating the richness of African culture. The event brings together fitness enthusiasts, culture lovers, and individuals looking for a refreshing way to connect through movement and shared experiences.

The run is scheduled to begin at 4:30 PM, setting the stage for an evening that extends beyond fitness. At 6:00 PM, participants can look forward to the CULTURE PARTY, the event’s post-run celebration.

Adding to the experience is a distinctive dress code that encourages attendees to wear their regular running kits with a touch of cultural wear. This creative blend of athletic apparel and traditional-inspired fashion gives participants an opportunity to express their individuality while celebrating their cultural roots.

The event will take place at Bistrot Samantha’s, located at 7/12 Rumen’s Road, Ikoyi, Lagos.

With its combination of fitness, fashion, culture, and social interaction, CULTURE RUN aims to create an experience that extends beyond the running track, bringing people together through a shared appreciation for wellness and cultural expression.

As Lagos continues to embrace lifestyle experiences that combine fitness with social engagement, CULTURE RUN offers an opportunity for participants to stay active, celebrate their heritage, and connect with like-minded individuals in a vibrant setting.

EVENT DETAILS

Event: CULTURE RUN
Presented by: GOOD SWEAT
Date: Saturday, October 31, 2026
Run Time: 4:30 PM
Post-Run Party: 6:00 PM
Dress Code: Running kit with a touch of cultural wear
Venue: Bistrot Samantha’s
Address: 7/12 Rumen’s Road, Ikoyi, Lagos, Nigeria

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Pius Okogie Releases 15-Track Gospel Album, I Lift My Hands In Praise

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15 Songs. One Heart Lifted to God.
Gospel music minister Pius Okogie proudly announces the release of his new 15-track album, I Lift My Hands in Praise, now available worldwide.
The album is more than a collection of songs. It is an offering of praise, worship, gratitude, testimony, faith, victory, and surrender to the God who has remained faithful through every season.
Featuring songs such as I Lift My Hands in Praise, You Are Good, I Will Testify, Oghena Kho Oghie, Sweet Holy Spirit, Holy Ghost Fire, Victory on the Cross, and I Surrender All to You, the project offers listeners a powerful collection of worship experiences designed to strengthen faith, inspire gratitude, and draw hearts closer to God.
Through these 15 songs, Pius Okogie invites listeners to reflect on God’s goodness, celebrate His faithfulness, and experience the uplifting power of praise and worship.
Whether during personal devotion, prayer, thanksgiving, or moments of reflection, I Lift My Hands in Praise serves as a musical expression of faith and complete surrender to God.
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