GHASTLY MOTOR ACCIDENT CLAIMS LIFE OF WOMAN WHO LEFT OFFICE TO BUY SCHOOL ITEMS FOR HER KIDS(GRAPHIC PHOTOS)

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A Nigerian woman by name Ukamaka who works with the Enugu Electricity Distribution Company, in Enugu has met her untimely death after leaving her office on permission to go and buy things for her children’s school resumption only to be involved in a fatal road accident.
Narrating the sad story, Gabriel Simplicity Okoye wrote: “Whenever you wake up every morning, you say a prayer because you won’t know the outcome of the day. 


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