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Yinka Odumakin recovered from Covid before death, says wife

Published on April 03, 2021 at 05:49 PM

The President, Women Arise for Change Initiative, Joe Okei-Odumakin, has confirmed the news of the death of her husband Yinka Odumakin.

Odumakin died on Saturday at the intensive care unit of the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital.

Before his death, he was the National Publicity Secretary of the pan-Yoruba group, Afenifere.

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His wife, in a statement, said the Afenifere spokesman died due to COVID-19 complications after recovering from the virus.

“The sad event happened this morning (Saturday, 3/4/2021) at the intensive care unit of LASUTH where he was being managed for respiratory issues due to complications from COVID-19 which he had recovered from about a week ago,”; she said.

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“I appreciate the outpouring of grief and sympathy from home and abroad as I mourn my irreplaceable soulmate. I urge us all to remain steadfast in the cause of the masses to which he dedicated his life.

“Burial arrangement will be made public in due course.”;

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