Witnesses said the man, matured somewhere in the range of 30 and 35, was practicing on Ikot Ekpene Road, Ogbor Hill, when he all of a sudden drooped and passed on before he could be taken to the healing center.
The occurrence prompted a movement to develop as the expired layout and about while sympathizers raised a hindrance to caution drivers to abstain from pounding the body.
"The man was practicing out and about before he all of a sudden crumbled and froths began leaving his mouth. No one recognized the end result for him, however, when he crumbled out and about, we knew there was an issue. A few people checked him for any methods for recognizable proof. None was discovered," an observer said.
At the point when New Telegraph visited the zone, the body of the man wearing white sportswear was all the while lying out and about, even as a group of policemen assumed control over the scene. Sympathizers accumulated in gatherings to talk about the circumstance, however, nobody could distinguish the man before his body was taken away in an emergency vehicle.
The state Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Mr. Geoffrey Ogbonna, couldn't be coming to at press time.
Notwithstanding, a senior cop at the Ogbor Hill Division said the body had been stored in a funeral home while endeavors were being made to find his family.
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