Zara was buried on Friday, April 4, 2014, at the Ikoyi Cemetery. But according to a report , the late singer's grave is missing
Reports have revealed that the grave of late singer, Zara Gretti is missing.
Fast
rising Nigerian singer, Margaret Mary Oluwatoyin Ejiro Joseph,
popularly known as Zara Gretti passed away on March 28, 2014 at the age
of 28, after losing her battle with Multiple Sclerosis.
At
her death, a controversy arose about how she was abandoned by several
of her colleagues in the music industry, who seemed to mourn her with
social media eulogies, but failed to contribute to her welfare while she
battled with the ailment.
She was buried on
Friday, April 4, 2014, at the Ikoyi Cemetery. But according to a report
by NET, Zara Gretti’s grave is missing.
In
preparation for the one year anniversary of her death, a visit by a
reporter to her burial place turned up some shocking discoveries.
This
reporter visited Ikoyi Cemetery office, Lagos, where after getting the
details of the actual place her remains were interred, an extensive
search of the cemetery records and register revealed that Zara Gretti
was indeed, buried at the Ikoyi Cemetery on Friday, April 4, 2014.
According
to the register, her grave laid in Section five of the cemetery. But a
visit to the cemetery to locate the grave proved abortive, as Zara’s
grave could not be found.
The report further
stated that an official at the cemetery offhandedly made the remark: “Do
you know if this was the third or fourth time that particular grave was
used?”
The official later denied the comments, stating that a grave is used only once.
“We
don’t ever use a grave for another corpse once someone has been buried
there,”. The official said. But an extansive search turned up nothing,
with Zara Gretti’s grave still missing.
This
development raises some disturbing questions. Do cemetery officials
actually exhume bodies of buried people at the cemeteries without duly
informing the deceased’s family or getting their approval? What has
become of Zara’s grave at Ikoyi Cemetery just one year after she was
buried there?
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