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Shocking: Bank Manager And His Brother Drown At A Beach Party In Akwa Ibom (Photos)

Posted by Samuel on Tue 10th Apr, 2018 - tori.ng

The branch manager of a Nigerian bank and his brother have reportedly died a tragic death as they drown at a beach.

Ubong Ekpe
 
It has been reported that Mr Ubong Ekpe, a bank manager and his brother have died, a development which has thrown their family, friends and colleagues into deep mourning. 
 
Ubong Ekpe, reported to be the branch manager of Skye Bank in Uyo, Akwa Ibom state, and his brother died after drowning in a Beach.
 
According to Leadership, the duo are reported to have gone to Ibeno Beach where they attended a friend’s birthday party on Sunday before their tragic deaths.
 
The late Ubong was a Catholic faithful who worshiped with his family at St. Anthony’s Parish, Ewet Housing. He is also said to have owned a football betting centre, Naijabet on Udo Umana Street.
 
According to Leadership, an eyewitness, who claimed anonymity, said that the drowning of the two brothers occurred on April 8 when they were at the beach with family members for picnic.
 
He said that one of the victims was eating with his family and friends after which he went to swim.
 
“The victim was eating with his wife and children and after that, he went to swim and immediately raised alarm that he was drowning,’’ the witness said.
 
The witness said that the other victim, out of sympathy, jumped into the ocean to save the drowning brother but was carried away by the scourge of the ocean.
 
The witness said further that the victims would not have died if the beach had a management and safety guides.
 
Those who spoke on the demise of Ubong Ekpe described him as a jovial, easygoing and compassionate person. He is also said to have been a philanthropist who was quick to assist those who came to him for one form of help or the other.
 
His friends and colleagues have taken to Facebook to mourn the loss/losses. See below:
 
 
 
 

 


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