September 5, 2016 – Female Nigerian Politician, Ogun State Permanent Secretary Olubunmi Odumusi Who Died Of Cancer In Her Sleep 2 Days After Swearing In Set For Burial
Mrs Betty Olubunmi Odumusi, Ogun State Permanent Secretary who died exactly two days after she was sworn in is set for burial.
According to family sources, Mrs Odumusi who lost her longtime battle with cancer last week had been treated at both foreign and local hospital but her condition didn’t get better.
The deceased was receiving treatment at an hospital in the US when Amosun announced her appointment, she flew back into Nigeria to attend the inauguration and two days later she died in her sleep.
Family insiders said Mrs Odumusi was very weak but managed to make it to her inauguration.
The 57-year-old Ogun Politician is set for burial.
A condolence register is currently opened at her family house in Abeokuta.
Here is the photo of the deceased two days before her death
May her soul rest in peace (amen).
This so sad, but why was she sworn in?, given she was not having clean bill of health. Nigeria when are we going to do things properly? this is like calling a boxer who has heart problem to come to the ring and fight.
well the change will come one day.
RIP to the deceased.
what a sad way to end a story.
Rest wherever you deserve ma
#IT_CAN_ONLY_GET_BETTER
cancer is surely doing us something in this country is it that the awareness is not enough or what?. but if must say the truth most of this are caused by the affected victims imagine a cancer victim that refuses to let the doctor cut one of her breast she insisted that they should just remove the cancer spot (like washing).. it is time we know that just removing or cleaning cancer spot only make the victim live for a while but cutting off the entire part of the affected region help alongway.. life is too short #LET be aware #keep cancer off
in @koolz voice Life goes on
#IT_CAN_ONLY_GET_BETTER
RIP
may her soul R.I.P
DEATH IS blind, or why does, in its famed gloom
Beauty and Ugly meet a common doom?
—-Excerpt from Unification, a poem by TONY ULONSO ANIKE.
TONY ULONSO ANIDIKE, I MEANT.
why will the state governor make such appointment knowing fully that that the woman is terminally sick.on a dead row.
Good news turned sour. Good night madam.
HEALTH FIRST! !!
why fly down here when you should be receiving treatment!
I just don’t get some people most times. Where you given clean bill to travel? I don’t think so.
Now you’re gone, gone so soon at just 57 and another person will take over that same seat that contributed to your death.
Rest in perfect peace,amen.
@Red oh yes health first, I totally agree with you. How I wish TIME could be rewind, how I wish there could be a second chance, its a pity this woman died at her prime. Rip madam.
When one is still alive, one can do all. Someone somewhere will occupy her seat now! Rip madam.