Grandmother Who Set Her Son, Daughter-In-Law And Grandchildren Ablaze In Ondo Is Dead
According to information, Mrs. Oloro, who suffered burns of varying severity in the fire, died over the weekend in a secret hospital.
The 75-year-old grandmother who set her son, daughter-in-law, and two grandkids on fire in Ondo State is no longer alive. Iforiti Oloro.
According to information, Mrs. Oloro, who suffered burns of varying severity in the fire, died over the weekend in a secret hospital.
In a phone conversation with the Peoples Gazette, a source who requested confidentiality said,
“The elderly lady (Iforiti) passed away from burns she received in the fire incident. Although she was brought to the hospital, we now know that she has passed away.
Recall that on Saturday, March 18, while the family was asleep, the elderly woman who shared a home with her son in the Aponmu Community on the Ondo-Akure Road lit the house on fire.
Victor Oloro, his wife Rachael, their kids Toluwani and Blessing, and some of their neighbors were saved by some neighbors who broke into the home through the window.
They received emergency medical care and were transported to the Federal Medical Center (FMC) in Owo. While their children allegedly received therapy, Victor and his wife allegedly passed away.
Iforiti Oloro, the grandmother, admitted to burning her son and his family while meeting with journalists after the incident, saying that they were starving her.
Mrs. Oloro’s death was also verified by a police investigator working on the case, who said, “Yes, she is dead. The mortuary now has custody of her.