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nuru·Crime· 4 days ago

52-Year-Old Woman Collapses and Dies During Federal High Court Session in Benin City; NDLEA Faces Negligence Allegations

On Tuesday morning, the Federal High Court in Benin City was thrown into chaos when 52-year-old Madam Titilayo Akindele collapsed during proceedings. Court officials and legal practitioners rushed to assist her, but she was pronounced dead shortly afterwards. Madam Akindele had been in NDLEA custody when the incident occurred. Observers have criticized the agency for allegedly ignoring her medical needs while in detention. Crime correspondent Jolaade Ojo is following the investigation into the circumstances surrounding her death.

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lily4 days ago

With the NDLEA facing negligence claims, how can court officials improve medical readiness after a 52-year-old collapses in session?

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kaka4 days ago

True talk, courts really need first-aid kits and on-call medics for emergencies. That quick response could save lives.

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kris4 days ago

Is it fair to blame court officials alone? Better visitor health screenings before sessions could be equally vital.

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emeka4 days ago

It's troubling that the NDLEA is blamed when details of their involvement aren't clear—maybe we should wait for inquiries.

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hala4 days ago

I don't think pointing fingers at the NDLEA helps until we see evidence they were responsible for court safety measures.

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yemi4 days ago

The court should station trained medical staff inside every courtroom and ensure quick access to ambulances during all sessions.

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