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BREAKING: APC Campaign Coordinator Dies In Road Accident

BREAKING: APC Campaign Coordinator Dies In Road Accident
The All Progressives Congress (APC) campaign coordinator for the governorship candidate in Taraba State, Abdullahi Kanti is dead.
Kanti was said to have lost his life in a car crash which occurred along Lau road on Tuesday while driving to Jalingo, the state capital.
The campaign council of the candidate has also been thrown into mourning, as most of them described his demise as a great setback not only to the guber candidate, the campaign council, but the state chapter of the party at large.
In a statement on Wednesday made available to newsmen in Jalingo by the Director of Media and Publicity of the campaign council, Aaron Artimas, the guber candidate, was said to have described the death of Kanti “as a personal loss.”
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While praying God to grant him eternal rest, the governorship candidate, Emmanuel Bwacha said his campaign council “would miss a diligent politician and notable man of peace.”
Though the cause of the road mishap could not be ascertained at the time of filing this report, it was learnt that Kanti was alone in the vehicle at the time of the accident.
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