“I will forever miss you, my besty”- IVD remembers late wife months after her death

Months after the death of Bimbo Ogbonna, wife of a popular businessman, Ikechukwu Ogbonna, alias IVD, the latter has expressed pain as he remembered his soul mate.

It would be recalled that Bimbo passed on after sustaining third-degree burns following a fire accident at their Lekki home.

IVD who once threatened to commit suicide over restrictions from seeing his children makes another post to social media despite reports of being in police custody for the murder of his wife.

Taking to his Snapchat page, IVD shared a throwback video of himself and his wife singing to BNXN’s Finesse song while emphasizing how much he missed her.

“I will forever miss you, my besty,” he wrote in the caption.

TheNewsGuru.com (TNG) Lagos State Government had ordered a coroner’s inquest to ascertain the cause of death of the late Bimbo Ogbonna, the wife of popular Lagos auto dealer, Ikechukwu Ogbonna, popularly known as IVD.

The late Bimbo allegedly died on October 15, 2022 as a result of severe fire injuries she sustained in her matrimonial home. Some other accounts attribute her death to an alleged long history of domestic violence.

The state’s Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Moyosore Onigbanjo who gave the directive for the inquest disclosed this in a press statement made available to journalists.

Onigbanjo, in the statement, said that thorough investigation would be carried out to ascertain the cause of death.

He added that the findings of the investigation would be made public in due course and appropriate sanctions meted out to anyone found culpable.

“A Coroner’s Inquest has immediately been requested, in line with section 14 and 15 of the Coroners’ Systems Law, Laws of Lagos State 2015, to determine the cause and circumstances of death.

“By Section 14(1)(d) of the Coroners’ System Law of the State: “A report of death shall be made to any of the agencies for the report of death or the office of the Coroner and be subject to post-mortem examination where there is reasonable cause to believe that the cause of death was: violent, unnatural or suspicious.”

“Section 15(1) and (9) further enjoins the Coroner to hold an inquest whenever he or she is informed that the death of the deceased person was in a violent, unnatural or suspicious situation or believes an inquest is desirable following the report of a reportable death,” he said.

The AG also noted that as a government, the security and well-being of citizens were of utmost importance while assuring the public that everything will be done to ensure that the cause of death is known.

He charged the Lagos State Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency (DSVA) to assist the Police and other law enforcement agencies in investigating the case and ascertaining the cause of death of the late Bimbo Ogbonna which had attracted wide media attention.

The Executive Secretary of DSVA, Titilola Vivour-Adeniyi has reiterated the state government’s resolve to ensure perpetrators of sexual and gender-based violence crimes are brought to face the full wrath of the law.