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SAD: Popular Sports Writer And El-Kanemi ex-Media Officer, Tony Obaseki, Is Dead

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November 1, 2020

Tony Obaseki, a popular sports journalist and former Media Officer of El-Kanemi Warriors, is dead.

BIGPEN reports Obaseki who suffered stroke some months ago and was almost getting better, reportedly died on Sunday morning at undisclosed hospital in Udu, Delta State, a family source disclosed.

Delta State Chairman of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Mr. Michael Ikeogwu, also confirmed his passage to newsmen on Sunday morning.

Details later…

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