Oromoni snr, faults the Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Hakeem Odumosu, that his son died a natural death.
By Ishaya Ibrahim, News Editor
The father of Sylvester Oromoni jnr, the 12-year-old Dowen College student, who died after he was fatally beaten and allegedly fed with a chemical suspected to be engine oil, has said he won’t bury his son even if it takes 30 years until justice is served.
Sylvester Oromoni’s father who also shares the same name as his deceased son, said no matter how long it takes, he was sure justice would one day be served, according to a report by Punch Newspaper.
The father of the late Dowen College student, said the autopsy conducted on his son in Warri and Lagos, were faulty as the police teleguided the process.
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He vowed not to bury his son even if it takes him 30 years until his son gets justice.
Sylvestre Oromoni snr, said this while reacting to the statement from the Lagos state Commissioner of Police, Hakeem Odumosu, that the autopy carried out on late Sylvestre Oromoni Jnr in Warri and Lagos showed he died a natural death.
The father of the late Dowen College student said:“The family does not have power. We only rely on God. If they insist that the school will reopen, there is no problem. If God keeps me for 20 or 30 years, I will follow up this case. Government will come, the government will go. I am not bothered. The soul of that boy is crying round. God is alive; He cannot be bribed.
“My son will never be buried. If it takes me 30 years to get justice, he would remain there (in the mortuary). He is my son; I won’t bury him. Nigerians should look beyond what they are saying.”
On the autopsy released by the Lagos state government, Sylvestre Oromoni snr said.
“Do they have any autopsy report? They don’t have any. The doctor that did the autopsy in Delta State was recommended by the Area Commander. He is not the family doctor. We don’t know him. Our lawyer applied to the Area Command to get a copy of the autopsy.”
