Minister of State for Labour, Rev. James Ocholi is dead.

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Minister of State for Labour and Productivity, James Ocholi, is dead.
Born November 26, 1960, he was 55.
He died in a road accident along the Kaduna-Abuja highway on Sunday afternoon.

Mr. Ocholi, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria from Kogi state, and his son died on the spot of the accident.
Those familiar with the incident said his driver and wife were in critical condition at Doka clinic several kilometres from Kaduna.

A witness, whose car was behind the minister’s when the accident occurred, told PREMIUM TIMES the minister’s car had a burst tyre before somersaulting several times.

Premium Times

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