Graphic photos: Corpse of a man found along Ibom Layout in Cross Rivers

The corpse of an unidentified middle aged man was found lying along Ibom Layout in Calabar, Cross Rivers state this morning. Residents say they do not know what could have led to his death. See the photos after the cut.

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