Thisday foreign editor Paul Ohia was found dead in his car at Apapa
Thisday Foreign and Diplomatic Editor, Mr. Paul Ohia, was found dead
yesterday October 22nd in his official car, a white Kia Optima along
Marine Road, Apapa, Lagos.
According to eyewitness reports, the deceased had parked his car for
several hours by the side of the road, which aroused the suspicion of
passersby, prompting them to move closer to check on him. The
eyewitnesses said the deceased had reclined the driver's seat and lay
on it as if he was sleeping; until they opened the car doors to find
out that he was motionless and lifeless.
The sympathizers who noticed the Thisday sticker on the windshield of
the car called Thisday office, informing them of the tragic incident.
Thisday staff and the police moved Mr. Ohia to Lagoon Hospital in
Apapa where he was confirmed dead.
Although, the hospital said an autopsy would determine the actual
cause of death, the medical doctor on duty said the deceased might
have died of cardiac arrest. Ohia is survived by a wife and two
children.
yesterday October 22nd in his official car, a white Kia Optima along
Marine Road, Apapa, Lagos.
According to eyewitness reports, the deceased had parked his car for
several hours by the side of the road, which aroused the suspicion of
passersby, prompting them to move closer to check on him. The
eyewitnesses said the deceased had reclined the driver's seat and lay
on it as if he was sleeping; until they opened the car doors to find
out that he was motionless and lifeless.
The sympathizers who noticed the Thisday sticker on the windshield of
the car called Thisday office, informing them of the tragic incident.
Thisday staff and the police moved Mr. Ohia to Lagoon Hospital in
Apapa where he was confirmed dead.
Although, the hospital said an autopsy would determine the actual
cause of death, the medical doctor on duty said the deceased might
have died of cardiac arrest. Ohia is survived by a wife and two
children.
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