 The federal government and the family of the late Itinu Babalola, the Nigerian lady who died in Côte d'Ivoire after she was wrongfully jailed, have rejected the autopsy on the cause of her death. Mrs. Abike Dabirerewa, chairman Nigerians in the Aspergeral Commission and the father of the deceased, Mr. Emmanuel Babalola, on Tuesday gave this position at a meeting at the Inacom office in Lagos. 24-year-old Itinu from Oyostate reportedly died on November 14th and Nigerians took to social media to express their angst over her death. Itinu reportedly got entangled in a legal battle when she reported to the police that her house in Bondoku, Côte d'Ivoire had been boggled. She was said to have been charged to court and the prosecutor in collaboration with the police allegedly compromised the case and accused her of human trafficking. Itinu was convicted and sentenced to 20 years in prison which was later reduced to 10 years but she died two years into her jail term.