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So Sad!! Many Catholic Students Dies On Their Way To Church In Motor Accident At Enugu Road

The Whole Catholic members in Akwa Ibom was thrown into a sad mood after the Tragic incident happens…

Read what our Source sent to Us below:-

All where Catholic seminarians schooling at St. Joseph major seminary Ikot Ekpene doing Philosophy and they all belong to a catholic religious group called the Vincentian Fathers. They all died on their way to enugu from an encounter with their fellow seminarian brothers who school there. It was reported that the back Tyre bursted and they Summersaulted severally.

This terrible incident happens on Monday 22nd of February.

May their Soul rest in Peace

Reported By:- Wisdom Oboarekpe


Sent from my BlackBerry wireless device from MTN

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