The officials and members of the Crime Reporters Association of Nigeria has condoled with the Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Ngozi Braide, and her family over the death of their father, Chief Cypril Uzoma Nwadike.
Braide’s father died in Imo State on July 21, 2013.
Braide told CRAN that her father died at the age of 67 after he slumped.
She described the death as sudden and unnatural, stressing that he was never sick before his death.
She said: “My father was not sick.
“He was hale and healthy.
“No symptom of any sickness before now.
“He just slumped and died.”
Braide said that the burial arrangement would be announced later.
CRAN President, Christopher Oji, said: “We pray that the good Lord would grant Chief Nwadike eternal rest, while He comforts the PPRO and family members.
“We urge the PPRO to take solace in Christ.
“God knows everything from the beginning of the world.
“We enjoin the family members to keep on the good works their father was known for.
“CRAN members share in your grief.”
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