Monday, 5 May 2014
Shocking » Generator Fumes Kill Family Of Seven In Lagos State
A man identified as Etim Edet, his wife and five
children were killed by generator fumes last
weekend in Lagos. The man was reportedly a
staff of Nigeria Brewery Plc.
The family of seven was suspected to have been
killed by fume from a power generator mounted
in the house.
The late Etim, was reported to have been last
seen at his place of work on April 25, 2014.
Apprehension reportedly set in following his
absence on April 28, without prior notice, an
action his colleagues described as unusual.
Tension heightened over his continued absence
till Friday, with calls on his mobile telephone
unanswered.
Some of his colleagues said to have gone to
check on him at home became curious following
the stench that was emanating from the building.
Consequently, policemen from Ijede division
were alerted and when the door was forced open,
the decomposing bodies were discovered.
The bodies included that of Edet, his second
wife, his 17-year-old eldest son from his first
wife, a female relation, whose age was put
between 14 and 15 years and three other children
born by the second wife, aged seven, five and
three years respectively.
A resident, who identified himself as Mr Ayodele
Disu reported that the Edets could have been
rescued had there been houses around theirs.
Police sources explained that power generator
fume was suspected as the cause, following the
discovery of a 3.5 KVA power generator there.
Describing the incident as sudden and unnatural
death, the Lagos State Police Public Relations
Officer, Ngozi Braide said: “At about 4.00pm,
one Etim Edet , a staff of Nigeria Brewery Plc
Lagos was allegedly found dead with his wife and
five children on their beds at his residence at
Bagido area of Ijede.
“No sign of violence was seen on their bodies.
The deceased’s were suspected to have died
from generator fumes.
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