Comic actor, Kunle Adetokunbo, better known as Dejo Tunfulu, has been buried in the Agbowa area of Ikorodu, Lagos State. The actor died on April 1 and was buried on the same day according to Islamic rites. See photos from his burial below. The post Actor Dejo Tunfulu buried in Lagos (photos) appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.
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Onyinye Enekwe, a graduate of the Nnamdi Azikwe University, is one of those buried under the rubble of the collapsed Gerrard terrace building in Ikoyi. Onyinye, 26, worked as a second personal assistant to Femi Osibona, owner of Fourscore Homes who is also buried beneath the rubble. According to her cousin, Chinedu Enekwe, Onyinye joined Fourscore Homes just the week before the tragedy. She had taken a picture of herself at the site that morning and sent …
Operatives of the Rivers State Police Command have exhumed the remains of a pastor from a shallow grave where he was buried by his abductors in Luorre Community at Khana Local Government Area of the state. 56-year-old pastor Friday Olakada, the General Overseer of God Is God Ministries at Agbochia in Eleme Local Government Area, was kidnapped on May 14, 2021, by four men who pretended to be passengers. Briefing Journalists at the scene of the crime in Lorre …
A farmer, David Venables, 88, has been charged with the murder of his wife after her remains were found in a septic tank 37 years after he claimed she had left home without returning. The 88-year-old was arrested in 2019 after workers discovered human remains in the cesspit at the farmhouse he had previously shared with his wife, Brenda Venables who was 48 as at when she when she went missing in 1982 in Kempsey, Worcestershire. Her …
The remains of Dorothy Yohanna, one of the abducted students of Greenfield University Kaduna, has been laid to rest today April 28. Dorothy and an unspecified number of students were abducted by the bandits on April 20. On Friday, April 23, the state government announced it had recovered the bodies of Dorothy and two other students. On Monday, April 26, the state government also announced it had discovered the remains of two more abducted students of the University. Dorothy’s body …
The remains of late Flying Officer Tolulope Arotile, the Nigerian Air Force’s (NAF’s) first female combat helicopter pilot, who died on 14 July 2020, will be laid to rest with full military honours at the National Military Cemetery in Abuja on Thursday, July 23. This was disclosed in a statement released by the Director of Public Relations and Information of the Nigerian Air Force, Air Commodore Ibikunle Daramola. Tolulope died in an accident in Kaduna state.