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Lokoja shooting: Journalist recuperates after surgery

AdminBy AdminOctober 26, 2020Updated:October 27, 2020No Comments2 Mins Read
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By Dada Ahmed in Lokoja

Mr Emmanuel Adeyemi, the Kogi state correspondent of The Sun newspaper who was shot by yet to be identified gunmen during sporadic shooting in Lokoja on Monday, is in stable condition.

A correspondent of The Reporters,an online publication who has been monitoring his health condition since his ordeal, reports that this was after a successful surgery carried out on him by a team of medical doctors at one of the hospitals in Lokoja.

The Chairman of the state council of NUJ, Alhaji Mimohjimoh Adeiza,who disclosed the success story of the surgery in a release in Lokoja Monday evening, said:”the Surgery on Emma Adeyemi who was shot today on his way to NUJ Press centre by yet to be identified gunmen,is successful.

“He came out of the theatre at about 8.30p.m and he is in stable condition. Many thanks to you all for your prayers and other support.”

Adeyemi was said to been shot at the back on his way to the Nigeria Union of Journalists NUJ Press Centre, Lokoja when the incident happened in the morning.

The online gathered that the state council of NUJ quickly rallied round for the money in conjunction with other stakeholders for the successful surgery.

Meanwhile, the uneasy calm that defined the pattern of distrbution of palliatives to the people in Lokoja ceased few hours later and normalcy returned to the area Monday afternoon.

Tuesday showed much quieter atmosphere in the state capital as social and economic activities resumed in full force.

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