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How Ex-Beauty Queen Was Murdered In Abuja

Leadership Newspapers: "Facts have emerged about how a former Miss Motor Show Nigeria, Miss Barbara Ana, was murdered in her house in Gwarinpa, Abuja July 29, 2011.
The deceased who was an Efik from Cross River state, had won the Miss Nigeria zonal competition for the Southern Zone, in the early 1980’s.
But a friend of the deceased who spoke with our reporter under anonymity, said the person who murdered the ex-beauty queen must be someone who knew her very well and visited her regularly.

She added that the deceased had returned from work to meet the young man who went on errands for her waiting outside and they went into the house together.
Before the unfortunate incident, another friend of the deceased had called to say that he was coming to see her at about 8.30 pm"

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