There is something perennially controversial about Herman Iorwas Hembe. You won't find him in the news all the time; but whenever you do, it's mostly for the wrong reasons.
Either in death or in life, one great disservice that anyone could do to Babatunde Osotimehin, the revered late professor of medicine, is to reduce his life to a sentence or even a few.
His findings at the mortuaries include bribery and corruption among morgue attendants, indiscriminate stacking of corpses, decomposition of corpses, and unhealthy and substandard preservation of corpses.
