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BREAKING: Ex-Oyo Governor, Ajimobi, Is Dead

The immediate past Governor of Oyo State, Senator Abiola Ajimobi is dead.
Ajimobi, who had been on a life support machine at First Cardiology Hospital in Ikoyi, since being rushed to the Lagos hospital Senator Ajimobi made no progress while his kidneys had also failed.
He was said to have tested negative for ,COVID-19 but the illness had caused his health to deteriorate. Ajimobi’s wife, Florence, had earlier been hospitalised with her husband. She was, however, discharged.
Those projections came true on Thursday as the ex-governor finally succumbed to the virus that has also killed several prominent Nigerians including late Chief of Staff to President Muhammadu Buhari, Abba Kyari, who was also treated for the disease at First Cardiology Hospital until he died.

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