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Fresh Nigerian University Graduate Dies In Auto Crash Days After Sharing His Opinion About Death
Dmode, who graduated from the department of political science in February 2021, died on Wednesday, April 7.
In what will come across as a really shocking development, a fresh graduate from Anambra State University (ANSU), Kamsi Okonkwo aka D’Mode, has died..
He sadly died in a fatal car accident, just few days sharing his opinion about death on Facebook.
Dmode, who graduated from the department of political science in February 2021, died on Wednesday, April 7, on his way back from an event in Nsukka, Enugu State.
According to a source, the accident occurred after a trailer carrying cement fell on top their bus at 9th Mile, Enugu. Four persons inside the fully loaded bus were said to have lost their lives, while others are currently hospitalized.
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