NYSC DIRECTOR GENERAL PAYS LAST RESPECT AS REMAINS OF OWOLABI PRECIOUS AYO LEAVES NATIONAL HOSPITAL MORGUE
Uncontrollable tears flowed freely yesterday at the National Hospital Abuja, as the remains of Owolabi Precious Ayo, a serving Corps Member witch Channels Television who was killed during Shiites protesters/police clash on Monday was lowered into a casket before he was conveyed to Kaduna.
The whole hospital arena was enveloped with mournful mood while sympathisers condemned the gruesome killing of the deceased who was on National assignment.
NYSC Director General, Brigadier General Shuaibu Ibrahim led some Management Staff and Corps Members to the hospital to pay their last respect to the fallen hero.
Sympathisers at the hospital also include Members of staff from Channels Television and a host of others who wept uncontrollably.
Earlier, Brigadier General Shuaibu Ibrahim visited the Chief Medical Director of National Hospital Abuja, Dr JAF Momoh for the hospital's efforts on the victims of the protest.
Addressing pressmen at the hospital, Ibrahim commiserated the family of the slain Corps Member adding that his service would not be in vain.
Precious hailed from Oyo State and graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Preforming Arts from the University of Ilorin.
The whole hospital arena was enveloped with mournful mood while sympathisers condemned the gruesome killing of the deceased who was on National assignment.
NYSC Director General, Brigadier General Shuaibu Ibrahim led some Management Staff and Corps Members to the hospital to pay their last respect to the fallen hero.
Sympathisers at the hospital also include Members of staff from Channels Television and a host of others who wept uncontrollably.
Earlier, Brigadier General Shuaibu Ibrahim visited the Chief Medical Director of National Hospital Abuja, Dr JAF Momoh for the hospital's efforts on the victims of the protest.
Addressing pressmen at the hospital, Ibrahim commiserated the family of the slain Corps Member adding that his service would not be in vain.
Precious hailed from Oyo State and graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Preforming Arts from the University of Ilorin.
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