SAD!! 2 Secondary School Students Drowns In Qua Iboe River in Akwa Ibom After Sneaking Out Of School [SEE GRAPHIC PHOTOS]

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This is very sad!! Two SS2 students of the Alex Secondary School, Idua in Eket LGA of Akwa Ibom drowned in the Qua Iboe River in Akwa Ibom State, LIB reports.

  The students namely Aniekan Harry (left in blue) and Uche Okoli (right in red) had sneaked out of their school on Thursday December 7th with six other students to go play football.

 After playing football, the students were on their way back to school when their deceased colleagues told them they would like to take a deep in the River. Owen Oscar, one of their colleagues who also sneaked out of school, said they advised the victims not to go swimming but they refused and went ahead to swim. Getting to the River, Harry slipped into it while Okoli jumped into it.

 Trouble started when the students could not find Okoli and Harry in the River.  The marine police officers around the River were alerted and a search for the victims began. After two days of searching, their bodeis were discovered yesterday, Saturday December 9th.

 Confirming the incident, the spokesperson of the Akwa Ibom Police command, DSP Bala Elkana, said the remains of the victims has been deposited at the state morgue.
 Photot credit: Abniebet-Abasi

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