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Breaking: Police releases autopsy results of Davido’s son, Ifeanyi

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Lagos State Police Command has given details of the autopsy conducted on the corpse of Ifeanyi Adeleke, son of David Adeleke (aka Davido).

The result disclosed that Ifeanyi Adeleke died as a result of drowning.

The state Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin, confirmed the development in a chat with The Punch on Saturday.

Hundeyin said, “Autopsy has been concluded. It confirms the boy (Ifeanyi) drowned.”

The PUNCH had reported there were indications that the police might conduct an autopsy to determine whether Ifeanyi died as a result of drowning in a swimming pool at his father’s residence in the Banana Island area of Lagos State.

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