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BREAKING: Delta Guber Aspirant, Kenneth Okpara Is Dead
Olorogun Kenneth Okpara, a governorship aspirant for the 2023 general elections under the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), is dead.
Okpara, a former Commissioner for Finance in the State, was reported to have died on Friday morning.
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Although the family was yet to confirm the death, a serving commissioner in the StatBREAKINGe, Olorogun Arthur Akpowowo confirmed the death in a post on his facebook page.
He wrote; “Eku will remember you for a long time to come. RIP Kenneth O. Okpara.”
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