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BREAKING: Nigerian Billionaire, Captain Hosa Okunbo Is Dead

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Benin-born business mogul, Captain Wells Idahosa Okunbo, popularly known as  Captain Hosa, is dead.

BIGPENNGR understands Captain Hosa who had been on admission in an undisclosed hospital in America, died Sunday morning, according to multiple sources in Edo, his home state.

Hosa had been battling a cancer related disease for sometime now, a family member said.

He is the Chief Executive Officer of Ocean Marine Solution and highbrow Abuja-based Wells Carlton Hotel among other business concerns.

The multi-millionaire is also the father in-law to Olu of Warri designate, Prince Tsola Emiko.

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