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Supreme Court Justice, Sylvester Ngwuta Is Dead

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March 7, 2021

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Daniel Dafe

Sylvester Ngwuta

The senior judge, who had an encounter with the current administration in 2017, reportedly died in his sleep on Sunday.

Ugwuta was preparing for his retirement upon turning 70 years on March 30th, 2020

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He died in his sleep at his official residence in Abuja.

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