METRO
Boat Accident: Three More Bodies Recovered
Three more bodies of victims of a boat accident involving a movie cast have been recovered by the Marine Police of Anambra State Police Command.
Three more bodies of victims of a boat accident involving a movie cast have been recovered by the Marine Police of Anambra State Police Command.

This was made known by SP Tochukwu Ikenga, the Police Public Relations Officer on Friday stating that two of the bodies were recovered on the 11th of April while the last one was washed ashore by the tide on Friday morning.
He revealed that all the bodies had been deposited in a hospital mortuary in Asaba, Delta State while the President of the Guild of Actors and Actresses had been notified of the recovery.

Recall that a boat, one of the two which conveyed actors to a movie location in the Anambra West Local government area capsized while returning to Asaba on Wednesday killing popular actor John Odonwodo popularly known as Junior Pope and other crew members.
They were shooting a movie ‘The Other Side of Life’ as produced by Adanma Luke when the ugly incident happened.
Meanwhile, the producer Adanma Luke had reportedly turned herself into the police for questioning.
For publication of your news content, articles, videos or any other news worthy materials, please send to newsleverage1@gmail.com. For more enquiry, please call +234-901-067-1763 or whatsapp +234-901-067-1763. To place an advert, please call 09010671763
-
Abia State News3 weeks agoOkpo-Achara Ihechiowa Road: I’ve Taken Note of It – Otti
-
Abia State News3 weeks agoEze Aro Unveils Film Village Plan in Honour of Alex Ekubo, Announces Global Renaissance Initiatives
-
Abia State News3 weeks agoEze Aro Unveils Bold Vision for Arochukwu’s Renaissance, Declares Kingdom Open for Investment at Second Coronation Anniversary
-
Abia State News3 weeks agoChairman of the Central Planning Committee of the Second Coronation Anniversary Hails Successful Celebration, Predicts Brighter Future for Arochukwu
-
Abia State News2 weeks agoCampaigns: Abia Govt places N200m, N150m charges on Presidential, Governorship candidates
