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BREAKING: APC Delegate Slumps, Dies In Abuja (Photo)

by NewsOnline Nigeria
June 7, 2022
in Headline, Politics
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Northern Emir Is Dead

APC delegate has slumped and died in Abuja.

 

 

Newsonline reports that one of Jigawa All Progressive Congress (APC) delegates, Alhaji Isah Baba Buji, has died while attending the presidential primary of the party in Abuja.

 

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He slumped and died reportedly of suspected heart failure on Tuesday morning at Jigawa State Liason Office in Abuja.

 

Alhaji Isah Baba Buji Dead

Alhaji Isah Baba Buji

 

The deceased was Assistant APC chairman in charge of Jigawa central zone.

 

He was said to have slumped while getting ready to go to Eagle Square, venue of the primary with other delegates from the State.

 

Jigawa APC Public Relations officer Malam Bashir Kundu confirmed the incident.

 

“Yes, he died this morning. He slumped at Jigawa State Liaison Officer in Abuja and he was rushed to hospital and died before arriving the hospital. When we arrived the hospital he was confirmed died. It had been said he died of heart failure,” he told NewsOnline Nigeria.

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