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Anambra Police Commissioner Condoles with Families of Boat Mishap Victims, Guild of Actors and Actresses

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The Commissioner of Police in Anambra State, CP Aderemi Adeoye, has extended his heartfelt condolences to the families of actors who lost their lives as a result of a Boat Accident which occurred on the River Niger in the afternoon of Wednesday,  10th April 2024.

The boat, one of two that conveyed the crew to a film location in Anambra West LGA of Anambra  State, was returning to Asaba, where it took off from when the accident happened.
On being notified of the capsize, Anambra Command Marine Police deployed for rescue operations and successfully rescued six actors and one actress from the water.
Two others who were unconscious were also pulled out with the aid of fishermen and conveyed to the Delta  State Command Marine Police Jetty where other members of the crew who travelled in the first boat were waiting and handed over to the President of the Actors Guild for conveyance to the Hospital while the rescue team went back in search of three others who are still missing as at the time of this release.
Although the accident happened within the jurisdiction of Anambra State Command, issues relating to the release of the bodies of the accident victims for a decent burial are to be handled by Delta State Police Command.
The Commissioner of Police CP Aderemi Adeoye commiserate with family, friends and fans of the actors who died as a result of the boat mishap. He prayed to Almighty God to grant their souls a sweet repose.
Preliminary enquiry has given insight into the cause of the accident. The exhaustive investigation has been ordered by the Commissioner of Police to determine the criminal liability of any person, if any, in the mishap.

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