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Pharmacist found dead hours after he was abducted in Delta

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A pharmacist, Chief Emmanuel Bini, has been found dead, hours after he was abducted by unknown g¥nmen in Agbarho, Delta State.

It was gathered that Bini was abd¥cted by unknown gunmen who stormed his chemist on Sunday, November 13. His corpse was found by the roadside on Tuesday, November 15.

According to a source, “He owns a chemist and a POS stand close to the chemist. They attacked him and shot him but the bullet didn’t penetrate him, so they dragged him into their car and zoomed off.

It was later confirmed that he was later murdered and his body was dumped at DSC roundabout.”

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