‘Killers Will Be Apprehended’ – Wike vows, commiserate with Arise TV over death of News Anchor

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The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike, has commiserated with the absorption and unit of the Arise News Channel implicit the decease of 1 of their News Anchors, Somtochukwu Maduagwu, describing her decease arsenic tragic and painful.

In a connection connected Tuesday, by his Senior Special Assistant connected Public Communications and Social Media, Lere Olayinka, the FCT Minister, who prayed for the repose of the psyche of Somtochukwu, assured that the Police volition unravel the circumstances surrounding her decease and bring those liable to justice.

He said the decease of Somtochukwu was not lone a nonaccomplishment to the Arise News family, but to the Nigerian media and the full federation arsenic a whole.

I consciousness pained that specified a fantastic psyche could beryllium chopped down successful its prime. It is sad!

From the study by the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) Mandate Secretary connected Health, Dr Dolapo Fasawe, Somtochukwu was brought to the Maitama General Hospital dormant astatine astir 4:30am connected Monday.

Preliminary aesculapian study volition beryllium made disposable to the constabulary to assistance their invesgation portion each efforts volition beryllium made to unravel the circumstances surrounding her death.

Therefore, astatine this period, we volition proceed to commune for the continued enactment of the Almighty God for the unit and absorption of the Arise News, particularly the Chairman, Prince Nduka Obaigbena, and the household and friends near down by the deceased.

It is my supplication that God successful His infinite mercies volition judge her psyche and springiness her household members, friends and associates the fortitude to carnivore this irreparable loss.

The station ‘Killers Will Be Apprehended’ – Wike vows, commiserate with Arise TV implicit decease of News Anchor appeared archetypal connected Vanguard News.

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