BREAKING NEWS: Seven BECE candidates die mysteriously



Seven people believed to be BECE candidates have reportedly died after a boat on which they were crossing the Malkpal River capsized in Saboba in the Northern Region.

According to information from the police in Saboba the victims were returning from their head teacher’s farm when the incident happened.



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