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Police Probe Suspected Suicide By Ondo Businessman

Channels Television's headline. Reported by Channels Television, Punch.

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What Channels Television reported

The police said investigators who visited the scene recovered two empty containers of a poisonous liquid from a nearby bush.

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Police Probe Suspected Suicide By Ondo Businessman. The police said investigators who visited the scene recovered two empty containers of a poisonous liquid from a nearby bush. Covered by 2 publications. Channels Television: Police Probe Suspected Suicide By Ondo Businessman. Punch: Ondo businessman dies by suicide, police begin probe.

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  1. Channels Television Nigeria Police Probe Suspected Suicide By Ondo Businessman The police said investigators who visited the scene recovered two empty containers of a poisonous liquid from a nearby bush. 46 min ago · Tier 2
  2. Punch Nigeria Ondo businessman dies by suicide, police begin probe A prominent Ondo businessman, Kayode Akinbolusere, has died by suicide after taking a poisonous substance in his office, prompting a police investigation. 1 h ago · Tier 3

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