Breaking: Former Deputy Senate President Mantu is dead

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By Garba Gwangwangwan

Former deputy Senate President, Ibrahim Nasiru Mantu is dead.

The disease will be bury today by 2pm.

Mantu born in 1947 a chieftain of the people Democratic party (PDP) who reportedly died in early hours of Tuesday.

While serving as a Senator he represented the plateau central senatorial District.

As a time of filling this report, details about the death is sketchy.

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