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Owner Of Popular 10 Over 10 Barbing Shop Shot Dead In Sapele

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The rate of killing of young men in Delta State is becoming worrisome, as report has it that another young promising entrepreneur who owns the popular 10 Over 10 Barbing shop in Sapele was murdered in cold blood by unidentified gun men on Tuesday.

The owner of the shop whose name is Adams Amakel Eguvwese was said to have been shot twice at his office in Sapele by the men who came with a numberless Blue Toyota Corolla Car.

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This is just one of many incidents of gruesome killings in the State, particularly Sapele in recent times.

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Residents have called on the government to intensify its efforts in taming this tide because people now live in fear of the unknown.

At the time of filing this report, the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Deputy Superintendent of Police, DSP Onome Onovwakpoyeya, could not give details on the incidence when contacted, but confirmed the report.

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