Four Nigerians are confirmed to have died in the last one week from the dreaded deadly CORONA VIRUS (COVID-19) in the United States and United Kingdom.
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The first casualty was a 53 years old Mental Health Nurse, Otunba Bode Ajanlekoko. He was said to have died last Saturday, April 4, 2020.
Otunba who was a vibrant young man according to our reliable source who referred to him as Uncle said “let us press further and take extra precautions and stop playing superhumans, we don’t want to lose anyone again among us.”
The second victim was a wife of Celestial Church of Christ (CCC) Parishioner, Mrs Onadeko popularly known as Iya Itunu.
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Mrs Onadeko according to our source went to the United States to take care of one of her children to nurse a new baby but did not come back home alive to her home country, Nigeria before CORONA VIRUS did its worst.
SOJ WORLDWIDE ONLINE NEWS reported of a Nigerian Medical Doctor, Alfa Sa’adu who died at the age of 68.
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Sa’adu, who was also the Galadima of Pategi in Kwara State, died of complications from the disease on Tuesday.
We also reported of Bassey Offiong, a student of Western Michigan University in the US, who died of COVID-19 on Saturday, March 28, 2020 in the US few days to his graduation.
He was hospitalized at Beaumont in Royal Oak and spent the last week on a ventilator in their intensive care unit.
Bassey Offiong’s dream was to start his own organic makeup line with Loreal that would enhance women’s beauty, his sister said. He was a graduate of Renaissance High School in Detroit.
These are the confirmed cases of deaths recorded within the space of one week.
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Nigerians in diaspora are yearning to come back home into the saving hands of their fatherland, Nigeria to avoid being caught in the web of COVID-19 threatening human existence.
Editor’s Note: Please, let us remember our brothers and sisters abroad in our prayers in this precarious times.
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