ICYMI: Recovered body not my child, specialist's mom tells police

The mother of Dr. Allwell Orji, who hopped into the Lagos Lagoon on the Third Mainland Bridge, said the body recouped by marine policemen was not that of her child.

The representative for the Zone 2 Police Command, SP Dolapo Badmos stated, "The mother has come to distinguish the body recouped, yet she said the perished was not her child."

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