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Akwa Ibom PUNCH reporter Patrick Odey buried

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The PUNCH Akwa Ibom State Correspondent, Patrick Odey, has been laid to rest in Cross River State, with tributes from family, colleagues and Governor Umo E Read More: https://punchng.com/akwa-ibom-punch-reporter-patrick-odey-buried/

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