Ekiti lady slumped, died on hotel premises: Police
The police command in Ekiti says a lady allegedly slumped in a popular hotel in Ado-Ekiti on Tuesday and died.
The command’s spokesman, Sunday Abutu, told journalists that the lady was a worker in the hotel.
Mr Abutu said the lady was rushed to the hospital where she was confirmed dead.
He confirmed that investigation was ongoing as some of the staff had been invited for questioning to ascertain the cause of her death.
Mr Abutu also said that an autopsy would also be carried out.
(NAN)
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