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A popular Muslim scholar and preacher, Muyideen Bello, has been confirmed dead.
The prominent scholar, who over the years has been an opinion moulder on governments’ policies, was said to have passed on Friday mourning.
His demise which has sent shock wave across Muslim community in Nigeria was confirmed by his son, Basit Bello popularly known as Aponle Anobi in a post made on his official social media handle.
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Famous Nollywood actress, Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde, has opened up about her battle with a life threatening illness.
The 46-year-old made this known in a video shared on her Instagram page on Thursday.
Captioning the trending video, she disclosed that she underwent surgery to remove her gallbladder.
While expressing gratitude to God, Omolola said “have you been told by the doctor that there’s nothing more we can do at this time? And you still feel like you are dying.”
Explaining how it started, she said “I threw up all night. By the morning the most dilapidated stomach pain started and I was rushed again to the emergency for the third time!
“This time, I was wheeled in for a CT scan, ultrasound and an MRI. Then the doctor said I have to go in for surgery immediately to remove my gallbladder. So the fight for my life began.”
Ex- Nigeria international goalkeeper Oeter Fregene, has passed away after a Protracted illness.
Segun Odegbami, a close friend and former international, confirmed Fregene’s passing on Sunday.
The legendary Nigerian football player passed away in front of his wife Tina and his two children, according to Odegbami, following a lengthy illness.
“A few minutes ago, Peter ‘Apo’ Fregene, OLY, former goalkeeper for Nigeria’s Green Eagles, who has been on life support for the past one week, passed on to meet his creator.
“He died quietly in the presence of two of his children and his devoted wife, Tina,” Odegbami wrote on Sunday.
Fregene was renowned for his remarkable reflexes and tenacity between the posts.
He played for Nigeria at the 1968 Mexico Olympics and was a mainstay of the national squad throughout the 1960s and 1970s.
Due to his skill in goal, he was given the moniker “Apo” for his exploits.
In the message, Odegbami also expressed gratitude to everyone who had supported the football legend during his illness.
“On behalf of all generations of Nigerian footballers, Olympians, sports persons, his family, friends, fans, and a few incredible Nigerians that quietly rallied round and, with their support, prayers and the will of the creator of the Universe, kept him alive until this night, I say a big ‘thank you’,” he stated.