< img src=" https://edugist.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/IMG_1934.jpeg"alt="" > A National Youth Service Corps (NYSC)member serving in Nembe Local Government Area of Bayelsa State, Okebaram Stanley Chimaroke, has actually reportedly been discovered dead under circumstances that stay unclear.
Chimaroke, a graduate of Civil Engineering from the Federal Polytechnic, Nekede, was also a previous President of the organization’s Trainees’ Union Government (SUG).
According to information circulating amongst coworkers and associates, his lifeless body was apparently recuperated from a body of water in Nembe after he was reportedly attacked by yet-to-be-identified aggressors.
The discovery comes days after the Bayelsa State Authorities Command released a search operation following reports of his disappearance.
According to security expert Zagazola Makama, police sources divulged that the missing person’s report was lodged at about 8:40 p.m. on July 25, 2026, by fellow corps member Aribisola Bisi Isaac, who was accompanied by Adeola Marvelous.
The report showed that the City government Inspector notified them that the 27-year-old corps member, who was posted to serve in Nembe Creek, was last seen at about 8:00 p.m. on July 24. Missing Out On Corps Member Cops sources stated duplicated attempts to reach him through his mobile phone numbers showed not successful, raising concerns about his security.
Following the report, police operatives were released to the creek community, situated about 45 minutes by boat from the Nembe Divisional Headquarters, to begin search and investigation efforts.
At the time the search began, the authorities stated efforts were continuous to locate the missing out on corps member and figure out the situations surrounding his disappearance.
As of the time of filing this report, the Bayelsa State Police Command had not officially confirmed the reported recovery of Chimaroke’s body or revealed the specific scenarios surrounding his death. An official statement from the authorities is still being waited for as investigations continue.