Ex-Gov. Alams' Son Commits Suicide

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                      Diepreye-Alamieyeseigha.


Former Governor of Bayelsa state, Chief Diepreye Alamieyeseigha, popularly called Alams, has lost one of his sons, Oyoms, in Dubai, United Arab Emirate. .thisdaylive reports.
Oyoms was said to have committed suicide while riding in an elevator in the desert city.
As at the moment of this report, details were still hazy about the cause of the suicide.
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