Photos: Young man brutally and repeatedly stabbed to death by suspected cultists in Sapele

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A young man identified as Smith was brutally and repeatedly stabbed to death by some persons suspected to be cultists at Amukpe area of Sapele.
According to the deceased younger brother, they were out having drinks with friends when some fierce looking young men entered the bar and attacked them.
"Myself, my late brother and his friends were in the hotel drinking when suddenly fears young looking boys came to where we were drinking and started fighting my brother and his friends, my brother was repeatedly stabbed, we manage to rush him to the hospital but he gave up before we got to the hospital" He said.
He, however denied reports that his brother was a cultist. 
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Photos: Young man brutally and repeatedly stabbed to death by suspected cultists in Sapele
Photos: Young man brutally and repeatedly stabbed to death by suspected cultists in Sapele Photos: Young man brutally and repeatedly stabbed to death by suspected cultists in Sapele

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