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APC chairmanship aspirant stabbed to death in Delta

                            Graphic: APC chairmanship aspirant stabbed to death in Delta
An APC chairmanship aspirant at Jeremi Ward 10 (III), Ughelli South Local Government, Jeremiah
Oghoveta, was stabbed to death during the party ward congress today May 5th.
According to reports, Jeremiah was stabbed to death near God’s Grace Ministry at Okwagbe Town allegedly by the younger brother of one the leaders of the party in the area.

Jeremiah had witnessed the hijacking of electoral materials by some members of the party and had protested. In anger, one of the party members engaged him in a fight and in the process stabbed him in the neck. The suspected killer fled the scene afterwards.
 Graphic: APC chairmanship aspirant stabbed to death in Delta

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