Drunk Naval Officer Kills Woman In Bayelsa | Sahara Reporters The deceased, a petty business owner, was killed by a stray bullet from the drunk personnel during an altercation with another personnel, an eyewitness said. NigerianNavy PoliceNG READ MORE:
A trigger happy and yet to be identified naval personnel has shot and killed a woman known as Precious OKwuadigbo in Baybridge area of Bayelsa State.
Meanwhile the Nigerian Association Of Women Journalists in the state has condemned the gruesome murder of OKwuadigbo in the early hours of Saturday.
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