SO SAD! Borno State Deputy Governor, Zannah Mustapha, Is Dead Today

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The deputy governor of Borno State, Zannah Mustapha died in Yola,
Adamawa state this morning during an official trip to the state.
Mr Mustapha, who had gone to Yola yesterday to attend theconvocation ceremony at Moddibo Adama University, died in his sleep at a government guest house in the state capital.
He was found unresponsive around 8am after his aides entered his room when they noticed he hadn’t woken up for early morning prayers.
He is believed to have died of cardiac arrest. Borno governor has since confirmed his death to reporters. May his soul rest in peace, amen
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