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Gunmen kill health worker in Ondo
Gunmen suspected to be kidnappers on Tuesday killed a health worker identified as Akinola Oyabiyi in Ondo State.
Eyewitnesses told journalists that the 46-year-old was shot dead inside his car near the Akure Airport in Akure North Local Government Area of the state.
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The spokesperson for the state police command, Funmilayo Odunlami confirmed the incident.
She said the command has commenced an investigation into the killing
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