Graduate murdered days after finishing NYSC as he attempts to stop a Robbery

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A graduate by name, Samuel Audu has been murdered by an armed robber days after finishing his NYSC obligation.

According to journalist Eche Amos, the deceased was butchered to death at Akwanga council area in Nasarawa state by 9pm in the 20th of December, 2018.

Mr Audu had attempted to stop a robber who tried to steal some bags of cement kept in a house he was hired to fix POP, but was unlucky as robber ended up cutting him severally with a machete. This caused him to bleed to death.

The whereabouts of the culprit is still unknown for now.


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