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Isaac Fayose Loses Wife To Cancer

Ayobami Owolabi by Ayobami Owolabi
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Nigerian businessman and media commentator Isaac Fayose has announced the passing of his wife, following reports that she had been battling cancer prior to her death.

He shared the news on Saturday through his social media platforms, expressing grief over the loss.

In an emotional post, Fayose wrote: “Rest in peace my darling wife,”

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He also posted a photograph of his late wife, adding a Yoruba farewell message: “Odaro oyibo mi,” meaning “Good night my white woman.”

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