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Ekweremadu: David Ukpo changed his age on the operating table, prompting doctors to notify the authorities – Kemi Olunloyo alleges
Dr Kemi Olunloyo has revealed the events leading to the arrest of Senator Ike Ekweremadu. The embattled former deputy senate president is presently facing trial over charges that has to do will human trafficking and attempt to obtain a human organ illegally.
Via social media, the self-acclaimed former investigative journalist explained how Ekweremadu was arrested. She wrote that the supposed organ donor named Davide Ukpo, grew cold feet while on the operating table. Sacred of the medical procedure, he suddenly changed his age prompting the doctors to stop and notify the authorities.
She made the revelation through a message on her facebook page @Journalist Dr Kemi Olunloyo, and the post reads; “David Ukpo was reportedly scared to go thru with the kidney donation, he suddenly changed his age on the operating table prompting the doctors to stop and notify authorities. Ekweremadus found another donor in Turkey and was arrested on their way out there.”
Dr Olunloyo went on to state that the Ekweremadus were arrested on their way to Turkey, haven found another donor.
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