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Over five persons die in cultists’ supremacy fight in Rivers
Over five persons were identified to have died in a supremacy fight between two cult groups in Ahoada, Rivers State.
The Police Public Relations Officer of the Rivers State Command, Grace Iringe-Koko, in a statement on Sunday identified the cult groups involved in the supremacy confrontation as Icelanders and Greenlanders.
The PPRO disclosed that the confrontation occurred at 7.30am, identifying two of the five deceased as Chukwujeku Kingsley, 36 years, and Chibuike ThankGod, 23 years.
The PPRO indicated that the other three were yet to be identified.
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