Latest
Ex-governor of Oyo, Victor Olunloyo not dead, family clarifies
Family of former governor of Oyo state, Victor Omololu Olunloyo has confirmed that the 87-year-old man is not dead but in a critical condition that needs prayer.
Oyo Affairs had earlier reported that Olunloyo, who is the father of social media journalist Kemi Olunloyo, died Friday afternoon in Ibadan.
However, the family in a statement said he has been moved to the intensive care unit at University College Hospital (UCH) in Ibadan.
The message from the family reads: “We appreciate the public for the interest shown in the well-being of our father, Chief Dr. Victor Omololu Sowemimo OLUNLOYO (aka VOSO).
READ ALSO: Kemi Omololu-Olunloyo: Controversial blogger goes back to jail
“In the tradition of the OLUNLOYO family of Ibadanland, and based on the principles of integrity, inclusion, and openness upon which our revered father VOSO has always stood, we would like to inform the Nigerian public that we would greatly appreciate your prayers for our father who is presently in the ICU at UCH Ibadan.
“As a public figure, we believe that his condition should not be hidden from the Nigerian public who have a right to know about their leaders.
“Please accept our most sincere thanks for your all concern and goodwill. May God Almighty bless you all and our dear country Nigeria.”
-
Health5 days agoISRT 2026: Global experts converge in Lagos to advance cancer care across Africa
-
Football6 days agoBallon d’Or 2026: The key rules shaping the race for football’s biggest prize
-
Business6 days agoVersat Automobile to launch Chery’s EXEED premium brand in Nigeria
-
Entertainment1 week agoMiss World 2026: Meet 24 African Contestants Flying Continent’s Flag in Vietnam(VIDEO)
-
Comments and Issues6 days agoDigital Rights and the 2027 Poll in Nigeria
-
Business3 days agoOlufemi Olaiya to deliver keynote at Africa Business & Enterprise Conference 2026
-
Comments and Issues4 days agoYes, many kidnappers are embedded in the Nigeria Police
-
Energy6 days agoPetrol Price War: Where are Nigerians getting the cheapest fuel?


