Obi Cubana’s nightclub issues a statement regarding a clubber’s death, denying the rumor of electrocution

Nightclub owned by billionaire businessman, Obi Cubana issues an official statement in response to the death of a female clubber who was rumored to have died as a result of electrocution.

The club, Hustle & Bustle, consoles the deceased's family while clearly debunking the late client's claim of electrocution.

The client died after stumbling on the club's premises, according to a statement released by the management.

“1. On the 14th of November 2021, a dear customer, whilst leaving our premises, tripped and fell and this led to her painful and untimely death.

2. Owing to this tragedy, our management reached a decision to shut down our business so as to adequately mourn the deceased, and also allow the police unfettered access to conduct their investigations.

3. On that fateful morning, the deceased after leaving the club, was happily playing around with her friends, when she made a slight run, tripped and fell down a few meters to the car park and became unconscious. Sadly, she passed on, on their way to the hospital,” the statement reads in part.

See the statement below:

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Source: Dklassgh.com