An autopsy report has showed that the Deputy Director-General of the Chartered Insurance Institute of Nigeria, Uju Ndubuisi, was strangled to death in South Africa.
However, the CCTV in her hotel room at the Emperor Palace Hotel, Johannesburg, revealed that nobody entered Ndubuisi’s room.
The autopsy was carried out by the Health Department of the Republic of South Africa.
Ndubusi was in South Africa to attend the conference of the African Insurance Organisation.
She was found dead in her hotel room on June 13, 2019.
Confirming the outcome of the autopsy through her Twitter handle, Hon. Abike Dabiri-Erewa said the autopsy showed that the death was unnatural and checks on CCTV by the South African Police showed that no one entered the room.
Dabiri-Erewa tweeted: “Our Consular General (CG) in South Africa along with the deceased’s brother are on the sad incident.
“CCTV showed no one entered the room.
“Autopsy showed she died of unnatural.”
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