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NYSC: Missing Abuja corper, found Dead

A National Youth Service Corps member, Stephanie Terungwa, who was declared missing in Abuja has been found dead.

The Microbiology graduate who was said to have gone missing on 14th April, she lived in Lokogoma area of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) left her house fully kitted in her NYSC uniform.

The Uncle of the deceased in a Facebook post said the deceased was abducted with her baby, but her baby was later found.

Our Correspondent found out that her corpse was found on Wednesday in Maitama area of Abuja.

The SUG Public Relations Officer , Zaki Christian in a statement on Thursday said her body was found lifeless, murdered in her Corps uniform with her vital organs removed, relevant test confirmed deformed corpse is hers; the Student Union Government (SUG) of her Alma mater demands for Justice for the deceased.

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