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BREAKING NEWS: Unknown gunmen attack oil workers in Imo, kill four

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Unidentified shooters have attacked some workers of Lee Engineering Company at Assa community in the Ohaji/Egbema Local Government Area of Imo State, killing at least four persons.

the incident occurred on Monday morning when the gunmen ambushed the workers in the area.

Reports indicated that the workers were attacked inside a vehicle while going to their company in the Assa community.

Details of the story are still sketchy as the state’s Police Public Relations Officer, Micheal Abattam, did not pick calls to his telephone.

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