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Photos: Chuba Okadigbo’s Son Dies In Abuja Ghastly Accident

Pharaoh Okadigbo, the first son of former President of the Senate, late Dr Chuba Okadigbo, is dead.

Pharaoh died in Abuja when his white Camry car with Registration number RBC 70 BG ran under a stationary coca cola truck along the Life Camp,Gwarinpa byepass on Sunday.

His body has been deposited in the morgue at the National Hospital after it was initially rejected at another hospital due to lack of space at their mortuary.

His vehicle has been parked at the Life Camp Police station while the obstruction was cleared by the FRSC.

His father, Chuba Okadigbo a top politician and former President of the Senate also died years back.

The deceased is married with children.

The pictures showed the body of the deceased still in the car immediately the accident occurred before it was moved to the morgue

See more pictures below:

Angela Davies

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