Rema Tells PDP To Explain How His Father Died

 Nigerian singer, Rema has called out the People's

Democratic Party (PDP) over the death of his father Justice

Ikubor.

Justice Ikubor was said to be a high ranking member of the

Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Edo State and former

General Manager of the state-owned Ethiope Publishing

Company before his death. He was found dead in a room

at Bins Hotel in Benin City, the state capital in 2008.

Nigerian Tribune reported that Idubor checked in with a

female friend at about 8:30 p.m on the day he died. The

lady reportedly left the hotel premises after spending some

hours with the deceased.

It was said that when there was no sign of the presence of

the PDP chieftain the next morning, the room in which he

lodged was forced open by the staff members of the hotel

and his lifeless body was found on the bed.

According to the publication, empty cans of popular energy

drink/stimulant which he might have taken together with

the lady littered the hotel room.

However in a tweet he shared today, Rema stated that the

PDP needs to explain what happened to his father in that

hotel room. He added that "Justice Iku



bor's son has risen".

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