WOMAN REPORTEDLY SHOT MULTIPLE TIMES IN PORT HARCOURT WHILE ON HER WAY TO INSPECT A JOB

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CEO of SpecialIb Ushers, Mina, has reportedly died after being shot multiple times along Odili Road in Port Harcourt on March 19.

She was said to be on her way to inspect an event centre for a job when the attack occurred. Mina was rushed to the hospital following the incident but sadly succumbed to her injuries on March 21.

Her driver and another person who accompanied her reportedly escaped unharmed.Authorities have since launched an investigation into the tragic incident.

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