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Social media had over the weekend been awash with reports of the deaths of the herbalist and his wife, which were said to have left residents of Odogbolu in utter shock, mourning and disbelief. ANXIETY has gripped Odogbolu, Ogun State, following the deaths of an herbalist, Chief Kabiru Rasaq, popularly known as Amigboro, and his wife, Kehinde, who reportedly died hours apart on Friday after the former’s death following an unsuccessful surgery.
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✦PUNCH Metro learnt on Sunday that Chief Rasaq reportedly died after an unsuccessful surgery at an undisclosed hospital, while his wife reportedly slumped and later died after being informed of her husband’s death.
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Friday:ANXIETY has gripped Odogbolu, Ogun State, following the deaths of an herbalist, Chief Kabiru Rasaq, popularly known as Amigboro, and his wife, Kehinde, who reportedly died hours apart on Friday after the former’s death following an unsuccessful surgery.Sunday:PUNCH Metro learnt on Sunday that Chief Rasaq reportedly died after an unsuccessful surgery at an undisclosed hospital, while his wife reportedly slumped and later died after being informed of her husband’s death.Saturday:A Facebook user, Fadipe Gbenro, wrote on Saturday, “We announce with deep sorrow the passing of the Oluwo Ifa of Odogbolu and his beloved wife.
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✦Social media had over the weekend been awash with reports of the deaths of the herbalist and his wife, which were said to have left residents of Odogbolu in utter shock, mourning and disbelief.
✦ANXIETY has gripped Odogbolu, Ogun State, following the deaths of an herbalist, Chief Kabiru Rasaq, popularly known as Amigboro, and his wife, Kehinde, who reportedly died hours apart on Friday after the former’s death following an unsuccessful surgery.
✦PUNCH Metro learnt on Sunday that Chief Rasaq reportedly died after an unsuccessful surgery at an undisclosed hospital, while his wife reportedly slumped and later died after being informed of her husband’s death.
Key Facts:Friday: ANXIETY has gripped Odogbolu, Ogun State, following the deaths of an herbalist, Chief Kabiru Rasaq, popularly known as Amigboro, and his wife, Kehinde, who reportedly died hours apart on Friday after the former’s death following an unsuccessful surgery.Sunday: PUNCH Metro learnt on Sunday that Chief Rasaq reportedly died after an unsuccessful surgery at an undisclosed hospital, while his wife reportedly slumped and later died after being informed of her husband’s death.Saturday: A Facebook user, Fadipe Gbenro, wrote on Saturday, “We announce with deep sorrow the passing of the Oluwo Ifa of Odogbolu and his beloved wife.Friday: The source said, “The incident actually happened on Friday, and from what I heard, the Oluwo of Ikosa died after undergoing surgery at an undisclosed hospital.
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ANXIETY has gripped Odogbolu, Ogun State, following the deaths of an herbalist, Chief Kabiru Rasaq, popularly known as Amigboro, and his wife, Kehinde,
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Social media had over the weekend been awash with reports of the deaths of the herbalist and his wife, which were said to have left residents of Odogbolu in utter shock, mourning and disbelief.
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ANXIETY has gripped Odogbolu, Ogun State, following the deaths of an herbalist, Chief Kabiru Rasaq, popularly known as Amigboro, and his wife, Kehinde, who reportedly died hours apart on Friday after the former’s death following an unsuccessful surgery.
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ANXIETY has gripped Odogbolu, Ogun State, following the deaths of an herbalist, Chief Kabiru Rasaq, popularly known as Amigboro, and his wife, Kehinde, who reportedly died hours apart on Friday after the former’s death following an unsuccessful surgery.
