DEAD BODY FOUND ALONG BANK ROAD IN OWERRI BY BEFORE ASSUMPTA ROUNDABOUT

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Reports reaching NAIJ.com from Owerri in Imo state, suggests that a Dead body found along Bank Road Owerri by before Assumpta roundabout

Residents have appealed to agents of Imo state government to quickly remove the decomposing corpse at gutter beside Optimum hotel, opposite the non-functional NNPC filling station, before Assumpta Cathedral, Owerri.

NAIJ.com gathered that some persons have contacted the ministry of health and Imo ENTRACO as to have them quickly do the needful, ensuring the dead body is removed due to health challenges posed by it's decomposing state.

READ ALSO: Crisis in Southern Kaduna as soldier shoots boy

Below are photos from the scene of the very creepy observation. Viewer's discretion is advised.

Calls have been made to the Imo state government, to ensure that the decomposing body is taken away. Credit: IfeanyiCy Njoku

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Panic in Owerri as dead body surfaces in gutter

In a similar vein, there is a viral video making the rounds, it captures a brutal robbery incident that took place in Owerri town.

Three months after the unfortunate robbery incident that cost the lives of five people at Zenith bank, Owerri, Imo state, a CCTV footage has revealed really transpired.

Watch this NAIJ.com video in which the sad state of human the sad state of human lives in Ohuhu in Umuahia, Abia state, is documented.

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