Former Delta state university SUG President drown in a River in Delta State.

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Efebe Augustine, a former SUG president of Delta State University (DELSU) has been confirmed dead after drowning in a river in Abraka, Delta State.
The deceased who swam to a restricted area while swimming with his friends, couldn’t save himself as a rope prevented him from doing so.

Efebe’s corpse was retrieved by local divers and has been moved to a morgue. Friends of the deceased are now penning down tributes to him.

Levi Nwachinemere wrote;
I still don’t want to believe it’s true but I have to
Efebe Onoriode Augustine was a man with a strong heart
You adviced me after I emerged during my election
We spoke…we played…we ate…we do tinz together and hre you are no where to be found on earth
U did adviced sum1 as at yesterday to gv his life to Christ I just believe u did same b4 u left
Itz such a small world; how we live our life on earth that’s what counts most
Its so disheartened
Rest in peace Comr Efebe Onoriode Augustine
Prince Isire wrote;
U Couldn’t stay at home as ur profile picture portray….. Y do this to us Efebe Augustine?
The heat is much we all know but u could have bear it till the lock down ends. Why abraka river of all places?
RIP Delsu Asaba Campus most loyal SUG President ever.

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