Odogwu Asaba: “She is hungry”- Late Favour’s twin explains why she brought bread, sardine to her grave

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The twin sister of late Favour Agbro has opened up about why she brought bread and sardine to her sister’s grave amid an autopsy examination.

‎Favour Agbro passed away in June 2026. ‎

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Twin Sister To Favour Speaks Out Amid Autopsy

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According to her, she brought bread and sardines to the grave because her sister appeared to her, stating that she was hungry.
‎Meanwhile, she placed the food in the grave as the corpse would be buried after the autopsy.
‎However, her request was granted amid the agony and tears that flowed.

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‎Update On Late Favour’s Autopsy

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‎According to Israel Joe on Facebook, the investigating team and a  pathologist conducted the autopsy.
‎The autopsy was witnessed by the legal counsel for Odogwu Asaba, a popular Nigerian content creator.

He further extended gratitude to the public for their solidarity and support during the family’s time of loss, emphasizing his stance of securing justice.

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‎”We wish to thank everyone for their support towards the investigations, and solidarity towards the family at this grievous times of their sudden grieve occassioned by Odogwo Asaba. God bless you all. We shall follow up until justice is manifestly seen to have been done“, He stated.

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