As of now, the official autopsy report for Shimite Bello, the late Special Adviser to the Delta State Governor on Trade and Export, has not been publicly released. However, preliminary reports and eyewitness accounts suggest that she may have died from poisoning.​

Shimite Bello reportedly passed away on Easter Sunday after being rushed to St. Luke’s Hospital in Asaba, where she was declared dead on arrival. Witnesses, including her maid and family members, observed that she was foaming at the mouth before her death, a symptom often associated with poisoning.

Following her death, her husband, Pastor David Favour Love, was taken into protective custody by the police after he reported her death and expressed concerns about threats from her family. The police have stated that they are investigating the circumstances surrounding her death and that an autopsy has been conducted to determine the exact cause.

Family members have alleged that Shimite's husband had been controlling and isolating her from loved ones, raising suspicions about his involvement in her death. ​

While the autopsy has been completed, the results have not yet been made public. The police have emphasized that only the autopsy can definitively determine whether her death was due to natural causes or foul play. ​

We will continue to monitor this situation and provide updates as more information becomes available.