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Court rejects Euracare’s bid to halt inquest into Adichie’s son’s death

The ruling followed an objection by Ms Adichie and her husband, Ivara Esege, who asked the court to dismiss the suit two weeks earlier. The post Court rejects Euracare’s bid to halt inquest into Adich

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Mon, 12 Oct 2026• 1 min read
Court rejects Euracare’s bid to halt inquest into Adichie’s son’s death
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The ruling followed an objection by Ms Adichie and her husband, Ivara Esege, who asked the court to dismiss the suit two weeks earlier. The post Court rejects Euracare’s bid to halt inquest into Adichie’s son’s death appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .

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