He allegedly attended to a female visitor whose identity is yet to be ascertained


BY HARVEY MAGNUS & SUNDAY SAMUEL ADEOLA

Who killed 41-year-old Emmanuel Peter Udokang, a long-standing staff of Calabar Kitchen located at Allen Avenue, Ikeja area of Lagos?

This is the question bugging the minds of many, even as distraught family members and relations have been agonising since his sudden and controversial death on September 10.

Emmanuel, popularly called Master, and who hailed from Ikot-Ukana, Obot-Akara, Akwa-Ibom State, is said to have been instrumental to the development of the Calabar Kitchen brand across locations in the state, but the manner of his death allegedly within the premises has left a lot of questions unanswered.

His wife, Rosemary, has been full of lamentations, still yet unable to grasp what has befallen her and her three children.

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He allegedly attended to a female visitor whose identity is yet to be ascertained


BY HARVEY MAGNUS & SUNDAY SAMUEL ADEOLA

Who killed 41-year-old Emmanuel Peter Udokang, a long-standing staff of Calabar Kitchen located at Allen Avenue, Ikeja area of Lagos?

This is the question bugging the minds of many, even as distraught family members and relations have been agonising since his sudden and controversial death on September 10.

Emmanuel, popularly called Master, and who hailed from Ikot-Ukana, Obot-Akara, Akwa-Ibom State, is said to have been instrumental to the development of the Calabar Kitchen brand across locations in the state, but the manner of his death allegedly within the premises has left a lot of questions unanswered.

His wife, Rosemary, has been full of lamentations, still yet unable to grasp what has befallen her and her three children.

She told our correspondents that her agony began when that very day, an unidentified individual put a call through to her, saying she should quickly rush down to her husband’s office as all was not well with him.

Breathless, the mother of three left all and rushed down to the Allen Avenue office of Calabar Kitchen, but she was stopped at the reception.

“Them no let me see my husband, they talk say he dey for meeting, and no fit see me”.

She said she hearkened to their words, not knowing that the worse had already happened.

Later at 6 pm, she got a call from the proprietress of Calabar Kitchen, Mrs Patricia Isidok Akpan to meet them at the General Hospital, Ikeja. That was when she became alarmed. She felt her world collapsing, as niece to the husband accompanied her to the General Hospital where her worst fears were confirmed.

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Probably COVID