Nigerian doctor who just passed out from NYSC dies in fatal accident

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A Nigerian doctor, Urey, who just passed out from National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, on Thursday, July 16th, has died.



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According to report, Urey who was a 2019 Batch B stream 2 corper, was involved in a fatal accident at Onne, Rivers state, on her way returning back home.

Reports have it that the trailer lost control which led to the crash with her vehicle.

Urey was a graduate of Imo state University, department of Optometry. Urey was said to have ‘struggled’ with medical school and finally got out successfully.

Friends and family members have taken to social media to pen tributes to her.

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