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Suspected cultists shoot, kill Delta civil servant

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Suspected cultists on Wednesday night shot dead a forty one-year-old civil servant with the Delta State Government, Mr. Francis Afam at Limpopo Bar by Summit Junction in Asaba, the Capital of the State.

The deceased was said to be relaxing at the bar when two gunmen entered the drinking spot and shot him.

The gunmen were also said to have shot sporadically in the area as they ensured he died before they left the scene.

When contacted for comments, the Delta State Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Onome Onovwakpoyeya confirmed the report on Thursday morning in a telephone chat with DAILY POST in Warri.

The Police Image-Maker said,”One Francis Afam, 41 years old who hails from Onitcha-Ugbo was shot on the head by two armed men suspected to be cultists at Limpopo Bar. That’s the information”.

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