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Falling tree kills motorcyclist in Uyo, raising questions over government’s management of aged trees

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The fallen tree with part of the lifeless boy

A fatal tree fall on Uyo’s Abak Road exposes concerns over ageing roadside trees and questions about the Akwa Ibom government’s failure to allocate funds for their inspection, pruning, and removal.

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