The family of late Solomon Iwerebor has denied social media reports alleging that he was murdered, saying he died after battling a prolonged illness that began in 2006.
The family’s position was made public by his younger brother, Mr Justin Iwerebor, who said Solomon had been ill for several years and received medical attention before his death.
In a statement issued on behalf of the family, Justin said the late Solomon’s children had consistently provided financial support for his medical treatment throughout the period of his illness.
He also disputed reports that his brother left Germany for Ghana two years ago, explaining that Solomon returned to Nigeria from Germany more than eight years ago to receive medical treatment.
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According to him, the family took Solomon to several medical facilities over the years before deciding to seek spiritual intervention at Grace Nation Global, where he was taken for prayers.
Justin described the reports alleging that his brother was murdered as false and rejected claims suggesting that he was involved in Solomon’s death.
He warned bloggers, social media influencers and other individuals circulating the allegations to stop publishing claims he said were unsupported by evidence.
The family also threatened legal action against anyone who continues to accuse members of the family of involvement in Solomon’s death, insisting that those making such allegations should be prepared to substantiate them.
Justin said the family was mourning Solomon’s death and urged the public to avoid spreading claims about the circumstances surrounding it without verifiable evidence.
