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Photo: Anambra Prince among NYSC members who drowned in Taraba River laid to rest

Last updated: August 14, 2018 8:53 pm
Ola Peter
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28-year-old Prince Ifeanyi Kingsley Ezeamama was one of the nine Corps members, who drowned in River Salihu Dogo at Mayo Selbe in Gashaka Local Government Area of Taraba State.

Crown Prince of Anambra community among Corps members that drowned in Taraba River

Late Prince Ifeanyi is the son of His Royal Highness, P. N Ezeamama, the Obi III of Enugwu-Umuonyia Kingdom in Orumba South Local Government Area of Anambra State.

He graduated with a degree in Public Administration from the Federal Polytechnic Oko.

He was laid to rest in his hometown last Saturday, August 11, 2018. See photos from the burial and posts by his friends who took to Facebook to mourn his death.

Crown Prince of Anambra community among Corps members that drowned in Taraba River

Crown Prince of Anambra community among Corps members that drowned in Taraba River

Crown Prince of Anambra community among Corps members that drowned in Taraba River

Crown Prince of Anambra community among Corps members that drowned in Taraba River

Crown Prince of Anambra community among Corps members that drowned in Taraba RiverREAD: Corps members who drowned in Taraba’s River Mayo-Selbe sent home for burial

Crown Prince of Anambra community among Corps members that drowned in Taraba River

Crown Prince of Anambra community among Corps members that drowned in Taraba RiverCrown Prince of Anambra community among Corps members that drowned in Taraba River

Crown Prince of Anambra community among Corps members that drowned in Taraba River

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