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Lovers found dead two weeks before wedding day !

THE decomposing remains of two lovers, simply identified as Udogi Eguke and Ese, were found on Sunday, days when they died in mysterious circumstances inside their Makolomi Street apartment of Ughelli North Local Government Section of Delta State.
The house owner, Chief Alfred Onavwa, who shares the utmost effective floor of the one-storey building with the deceased, confirmed the incident.

He explained having been contacted on the absence of the deceased by neighbours, he called his line only to see that his cell phone was ringing upstairs.

He explained further:

“On getting near the door of the private stairway leading with their apartment, I noticed so it was locked from inside, with a stench oozing out.

“On realizing this, I personally invited the police who came and broke the door only to discover their decomposing bodies.

“Their remains were later deposited in the mortuary and I was made to understand that investigation into the matter was ongoing.
“Even the Ughelli Divisional Police Officer was here to see things for himself.”

Meanwhile, findings revealed that the couple, whose wedding was slated for November 22, had started preparation, with invitation cards already sent out to intending guests.

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