The former lawmaker who represented the Ekiti South constituency between 1999 and 2003, died on Saturday after he collapsed in his office in Abuja.
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Sunday, November 21, 2021
Nigerian Governorship Aspirant Slumps And Dies
Senator Gbenga Aluko, a former Nigerian Senator and governorship aspirant in Ekiti State is dead.
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Rest in peace sir
ReplyDeleteToo many people are slumping and dying and I think is right time that people take care of their health by doing a monthly medical checkups
DeleteIs better to detect early days of any issue than to be late. My one cent
Ehya
ReplyDeleteRIP Honorable
ReplyDeleteMay his soul rest in peace
ReplyDeleteMay his soul rest in peace
ReplyDeleteMay his soul rip
ReplyDeleteThey have sent him arrow. I know people have undiagnosed ailments bla bla bla, but you see this one? Na arrow. May God continue to protect us.
ReplyDeleteAnd you have spiritual eyes to see that it is arrow.
DeleteThese men live very unhealthy lifestyle. No rest and sleep, women, alcohol, drugs, etc
May his soul rest in peace
ReplyDeleteNawa ooo
ReplyDeleteHe was quite a heavy guy with a pot belly. Medicals are very crucial especially as we grow older. Very intelligent and eloquent guy. Sad. RIP.
ReplyDeleteMay his soul rest in perfect peace.
ReplyDeleteRip sir
ReplyDeleteAll the congressmen and welcome party money for the aspiring sedated wannabe president can renovate Luth while the cost of Yusuf PMB’s IPhone wedding souvenirs can upgrade national hospital, equip it and train at least 100 people in CPR and buy Atrial defribillators as a few people that die in Naija may get a chance if the first persons to see them can perform CPR and a heart Kickstarter, AED in every public building. What do I know. They do not realize 6 hours is too long to save a life many times.
ReplyDeleteMay his soul Rest In Peace and May God comfort the wife and children plus the entire professor Sam Aluko family in Jesus Name, Amen🙏🏽
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