BREAKING: APC mourns as party’s deputy director dies at 48

The All Progressives Congress (APC) has announced the death of a senior member of staff of its National Secretariat, Mr. Isaiah Edegbo.

According to a statement by the party’s national publicity secretary, Felix Morka, Edegbo died on Monday, 28th October 2024, in Abuja.

“The late Mr. Edegbo, who hails from Dekina LGA of Kogi state, was 48 years old. Until his passing, he was a Deputy Director in the Organization Department of the National Secretariat.

“He attended CMML Primary School, Anyigba (1981-1986); Kizito Seminary, Idah (1986-1992); Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria where he obtained Diploma in Civil Law (1997), LL.B(Hons) (2003), LL.M (Public Law) (2016), and his PhD (Commercial Law) in view.

“Although a lawyer by training, the late Isaiah Edegbo was a brilliant, thorough, and dependable staff member who participated and supported the Party in the conduct of many successful congresses, conventions and other electioneering activities.

“He will be sorely missed,” Morka said in the statement.

(Politics Nigeria)

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  1. He’s 48??? Started primary school in 1981, how old was he then??

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