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Sad: Couple dies in ghastly accident after traditional marriage

Ediri Oyibo by Ediri Oyibo
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A couple, Kelvin and Evi, have tragically lost their lives after their traditional marriage ceremony in Oleh, Isoko South Local Government Area of Delta State.

TheNewsGuru.com (TNG) reports Kelvin and his new bride, Evi got married on Wednesday, June 21, and were on their way home after the ceremony when they were involved in a ghastly motor accident.

The couple died alongside the driver of the vehicle, who was identified as Armstrong, and a friend of the groom, who was identified as Timi.

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It was gathered that Timi had just bought the car involved in the accident two weeks before the traditional marriage ceremony.

While details of the ill-fated accident remain fuzzy, a source close to the couple disclosed that they earlier escaped an accident while going for the traditional marriage.

The source further disclosed that on their way returning from the traditional marriage, they made a stop at the spot where they had the accident earlier, and took pictures.

“The second accident happened less than three poles away from the first one. Even, Armstrong had to take over from the driver, who drove the car when the first accident happened earlier.

“When they got to the spot of the first incident, they stopped and even took pictures of the place before they continued on the journey.

“Only for them to drive less than a three-pole distance and the vehicle somersaulted,” the source disclosed.

TNG reports Kelvin and Evi were set to have their white wedding this weekend. Photos of the victims have been circulating on social media with condolence messages.

See photos and videos below:

Evi and Kelvin una do us dis one.
Yesterday was ur happiest day on Earth but u turn it to be ur last day on Earth.
Rest on till we meet and part no more.
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

Posted by Treasure Treasure Assurance on Thursday, 23 June 2022

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A couple, Kelvin and Evi, have tragically lost their lives after their traditional marriage ceremony in Oleh, Isoko South Local Government Area of Delta State. TheNewsGuru.com (TNG) reports Kelvin and his new bride, Evi got married on Wednesday, June 21, and were on their way home after the ceremony when they were involved in a ghastly motor accident. The couple died alongside the driver of the vehicle, who was identified as Armstrong, and a friend of the groom, who was identified as Timi. It was gathered that Timi had just bought the car involved in the accident two weeks before the traditional marriage ceremony. While details of the ill-fated accident remain fuzzy, a source close to the couple disclosed that they earlier escaped an accident while going for the traditional marriage. The source further disclosed that on their way returning from the traditional marriage, they made a stop at the spot where they had the accident earlier, and took pictures. “The second accident happened less than three poles away from the first one. Even, Armstrong had to take over from the driver, who drove the car when the first accident happened earlier. “When they got to the spot of the first incident, they stopped and even took pictures of the place before they continued on the journey. “Only for them to drive less than a three-pole distance and the vehicle somersaulted,” the source disclosed. TNG reports Kelvin and Evi were set to have their white wedding this weekend. Photos of the victims have been circulating on social media with condolence messages. See photos and videos below:
Evi and Kelvin una do us dis one. Yesterday was ur happiest day on Earth but u turn it to be ur last day on Earth. Rest on till we meet and part no more. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 Posted by Treasure Treasure Assurance on Thursday, 23 June 2022
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