How Abacha was killed by Filipino doctors not Indian prostitutes – Gen. Ovadje(VIDEO)

rigadier General, Dr. Oviemo Ovadje (OFR) an inventor and veteran military health specialist has revealed the possible cause of former military leader, Gen. Sani Abacha.
In a recent interview with Asabe Afrika TV inside his Lagos home, he narrated how the former Nigeria leader lost his life 20 years ago.
General Ovadje who is one of the very eminent Nigerians who won a CENTENARY MEDAL during Nigeria’s 100 years anniversary celebration in Abuja on February 28, 2014 is famous for inventing the Emergency Auto Transfusion Set (EAT-SET), an innovative and affordable blood autotransfusion mechanism that saves accident victims and patients across the world.

He gave a vivid description of how the former Nigerian military ruler died in the early hours of Monday, June 8, 1998. Watch the video above;

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