News Afenifere Spokesman,Yinka Odumakin,Dies Share This Facebook X Telegram Whatsapp Email April 3, 2021 by Mohammed Shosanya April 3, 2021 Please share Yinka Odumakin, the spokesperson of Afenifere, a pan-Yoruba socio-political group has been announced dead. He was said to have died at an undisclosed treatment centre in Lagos on account of COVID-19 complications. Please share Share This Facebook X Telegram Whatsapp Email Related Posts Nigeria’s Growth Hasn’t Created Jobs, Says NESG September 1, 2026 Opeifa Mourns Death Of Eagle Online Publisher August 31, 2026 Coalition Of Lawyers Unveil Rapid Response Team To Defend Nigerians August 29, 2026 Mohammed Shosanya Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Recent Post Nigeria’s Growth Hasn’t Created Jobs, Says NESG Egbin Power Generates More Than Electricity —CEO 2025: Electricity Subsidy Hits N1.93trn, Discos Lose N1.36trn Appreciating The Benefits Of The CBN Regulatory Sandbox Programme Olukoyede: EFCC Recovered N1.23trn, $684m, Secured 10,872 Convictions Latest from Blog Nigeria’s Growth Hasn’t Created Jobs, Says NESG by Mohammed Shosanya Egbin Power Generates More Than Electricity —CEO by Mohammed Shosanya 2025: Electricity Subsidy Hits N1.93trn, Discos Lose N1.36trn by Mohammed Shosanya Appreciating The Benefits Of The CBN Regulatory Sandbox Programme by Mohammed Shosanya Olukoyede: EFCC Recovered N1.23trn, $684m, Secured 10,872 Convictions by Mohammed Shosanya We Won’t Suspend Operations September 1 – OPay by Mohammed Shosanya Opeifa Mourns Death Of Eagle Online Publisher by Mohammed Shosanya Dying For The Story: Nigeria’s Journalists, One Death Too Many And The Families Left Behind by Mohammed Shosanya Dangote Refinery Mulls Ban On Marketers Importing Petrol Over Quality Concerns by Mohammed Shosanya Dotun Oladapo’s Death, Huge Blow To Nigerian Journalism- NUJ by Mohammed Shosanya
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