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The presidential candidate of Labour Party, Peter Obi has condemned the gruesome killing of worshippers on Sunday at the St Francis Catholic Church, Owa-luwa Street, Owo Kingdom, in Ondo State.

Peter Obi condoles, mourns with the families of victim, the Catholic Church, and the Government of Ondo State, urged the Federal Government to fish out perpetrators of the heinous crime.

Obi in a statement said, what happened in Owo today again adds to my position that our country is fast becoming a failed state. All must now join hands in saving our country from this existential situation we find ourselves in today.

I sympathise with the victims’ families, the Catholic Diocese of Ondo, the people and the Government of Ondo State. I urge the Federal Government and Ondo State Government to do whatever is possible to ensure that perpetrators of the dastardly act are brought to book. -PO, he stated.

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