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How Henrietta Kosoko died — Brother
FOLLOWING the death of actress and wife of veteran Nollywood act, Jide Kosoko, Henrietta who died at the age of 53 last week Monday after a short battle with diabetes, her younger brother, Krisvosa, who was her manager has debunked media reports that she ‘slumped’ at home and was rushed to R-Jolad Hospital, Bariga, Lagos state.
Krisvosa said Henrietta fell seriously ill two weeks ago and was taken to the said hospital and had returned home before the sickness relapsed.
Speaking during his sister’s wake keep at their residence yesterday, Krisvosa said, “It all started two weeks ago. Apparently, she was diabetic and was managing the ailment.
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“She fell seriously ill two weeks ago and we took her to the hospital and where she was admitted for few days. She came back home doing very fine.
“She showed great sign of recovery and everybody was happy that the storm was over.
“Few days after, the sickness relapsed and we took her back to the hospital. She was admitted for the second time and died two days after.
“She died around 9 am on Monday morning,” Krisvosa averred.
The Delta state-born thespian has since been buried .
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