46-year-old Nigerian ‘mysteriously’ dies in Scotland

<p>Security and health experts in Glasgow, Scotland are battling to unravel the mystery surrounding the sudden death of a young Nigerian businessman, John Oguchukwu, on May 10 2023.</p>, <p>John, owner of JP Stores Glasgow, whose 46th birthday anniversary was billed to take place on August 28 died in his sleep some hours after he returned from normal work.</p>, <p>Efforts by his wife, Paulene Oguchukwu, to wake him failed as the deceased did not respond to his usual telephone alarm. She subsequently discovered that her chubby husband was breathless.</p>, <p>Amidst the confusion, Paulene was said to have alerted John’s elder Brother, Uchenna when effort by the Emergency Medical Team in Glasgow yielded no result, having failed to revive him.</p>, <p>The wife disclosed that though her husband had an appointment to see his medical doctor at day break, he never had any sign of failing health.</p>, <p>According to her, John had executed his normal daily activities before he returned early in the morning on that fateful day.</p>, <p>An autopsy was conducted on the deceased at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital May 23 2023 but surprisingly, the cause of John’s death was uncertain.</p>, <p>Certifying this position, Doctor Ming Han Lim ordered further investigation on John’s body fluid, the result of which sources say could be released in six months time.</p>, <p>The Nigerian Federal ministry of health on June 5 granted permission allowing the remains to be flown back home .</p>, <p>The Health Ministry relied on the assurances by James Down (in charge of the embalmment) on May 24, 2023 that the young John’s body does not pose any risk.</p>, <p>John, who was awarded Master of Arts and Science (Msc.) in Business and Management by the University of Glasgow on 13 June 2014, left two daughters: Jessica and Holy as well as a 15-year-old son from a lady-friend of Anambra State origin who also resides abroad.</p>, <p>Amidst the disturbing incident, when the remains of the young man who is fondly called the ‘pet Brother’ of the Fa