Chief Kessington Adebutu’s wife, Mrs. Rosemary Adebutu, one of the wives of billionaire businessman and owner of Premier Lotto, is dead.
The deceased who is also the mother of Temitope the estranged wife of Olujonwo, the son of former President Olusegun Obasanjo, we gathered died earlier today in a highbrow hospital on the Island.
The late billionaires’s wife was said to have suddenly developed a mild illness at her Ikoyi home, she was later rushed to the hospital, where she gave up the ghost.
There are fears that she might have come under covid-19 attack considering the short time she went down after complaining of feeling unwell.
Meanwhile, a pastor with House On The Rock, Adeyinka Akinbami, died of COVID-19 at the age of 61.
Announcing Akinbami’s passing on Saturday, the Senior Pastor, HOTR, Paul Adefarasin, said he had yet to come to terms with his death.
He said the incident was a reminder of how deadly COVID-19 was and called on Nigerians to adhere to the COVID-19 protocols.
Adefarasin tweeted, “Yesterday (Friday), I received the rude and shocking news of someone deeply dear to me and all of the HOTR family. The passing of Pastor Yinka Akinbami has become most painful because if there truly were good men, he was certainly one. To my brother, sleep well till we meet to part no more.
“Family, kindly allow me to solicit your intercession for his dear wife of over 30 years; Pastor Tolu, his children, his children-in-law, and grandchildren. We can only at best imagine how much pain they are feeling. We share the pain of his loss but they will feel it a lot more.
“It’s important to remind the community about the deadly nature of the COVID-19 and its mutant virus strains. Please do your part by following all the recommended precautions. That way, you are able to protect yourself and others who become proximal to you. God bless and keep us all.”
Yesterday, I received the rude and shocking news of someone deeply dear to me and all of the HOTR family. The passing of Pst Yinka Akinbami has become most painful because if there truly were good men, he was certainly one.
To my brother, sleep well till we meet to part no more pic.twitter.com/9wkjEvlhim
— Paul Adefarasin (@pauladefarasin) January 9, 2021
Since announcing Akinbami’s passing, some church members and other Nigerians have mourned the pastor’s death.
