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BREAKING: Prominent Okpe Chief, Obule, Is Dead

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July 25, 2023

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BREAKING: Prominent Okpe Chief, Obule, I's Dead

A prominent chief in Okpe Kingdom of Delta State, Chief Charles Ufuoma Obule, is dead,

The news about his demise broke out on Tuesday evening.

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Details about his demise are still sketchy, but sources said he has been sick for some time.

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Till his death, he held the title of Erhi of Okpe Kingdom.

Details later..

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Fexigho

July 25, 2023 at 8:45 pm

Rest in peace

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