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Nigerian Man Allegedly Slumps, Dies At ‘Foreign’ Airport
A Nigerian man identified as Obiefuna Tochukwu Kenneth has reportedly d!ed after he slumped at an airport.
Details of the incident including name of the airport and country, are still sketchy at the time of filing this report.
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However, one Chimuanya Desmond who confirmed the incident in a Facebook post on Saturday, November 12, said that he has reached out to someone “close to the embassy.”
Meanwhile, one Ezedinachi Okafor, who responded to a question in the comment section, claimed the man is dead, adding that his family has been informed.
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