Missing Abuja Female Corp member Found Dead

A female National Youth Service Corps, member declared missing on April 14 in Abuja, has been found dead, her body mutilated....

According to a statement released by NYSC on their social handle Stephanie Se-ember Terungwa Edward Achado's body was found with some of her body parts removed by killers. Her family declared the fair complexioned lady missing in a notice shared on social media.

The corpse was found wearing NYSC khaki with the face defaced beyond recognition. On account of this,the management reported the discovery to relevant security agencies to help with the Identification of the body.

It was later confirmed that the remains was that of a corp member Stephanie Se-ember Terungwa with state code number FC/21B/ 5807.

Investigations are however,on going to unravel the identity of the perpetrators of this evil,in order to bring them to justice.

"May her soul rest in peace"

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