The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) has confirmed the death of Emeka Ehekweme and his wife in the accident that occurred on Nnamdi Azikwe Way at Mabushi, in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Abuja, on Wednesday afternoon. The Police also confirmed the death of two miscreants, widely known as ‘Agbero’ in the pandemonium that followed the accident and death of the couple.
Nigeria Vs. Rwanda Lineup
Ndidi leads the side 🛡️ Frederick & Bassey hold it down in defense 🔝 Osimhen x Lookman spearhead the attack Credit:X|@NGSuperEagles
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