Afeez Agoro, the tallest man in Nigeria, is dead, Freelanews reports.
Recall that few weeks ago, Agoro underwent a hip correction surgery.
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According to a friend, he was rushed to Lagos University Teaching Hospital, LUTH, yesterday evening after he developed some complications.
“I reached out to check on him as usual yesterday only to be told by someone who picked his call that he had be rushed to LUTH due to complications.
“But unfortunately, this morning I was informed he died around 7:30pm last night,” Jide Ojo-Olusola mourned.
Late Agoro cried out to well-meaning Nigerians for assistance when he was bedridden for over eight months.
After Ojo-Olusola escalated the request, donations for the surgery were raised through Freelanews, Segun Akinyemi, popularly known as Sky, of the Democratic Movement and the popular social media influencer, King Tunde Ednut
The humble giant confirmed the donations and stated that his account was in good standing to go ahead with the surgery, which was alleged to have been successfully carried out.
“Good afternoon my people, I want to use this medium to thank each and everyone that donate towards my surgery. Thank you and God will continue reward you, your pockets will never run dry,” Agoro said.
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May his soul rest in peace.
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