“Rumors of my death totally unacceptable” — Obasanjo

  • Obasanjo revealed that he recently woke up to false rumors of his death circulating on social media, expressing shock and disappointment over the news.
  • He revealed this speaking at the commissioning of the Old-Garage-Oke-Fia-Lameco road by Governor of Osun State, Ademola Adeleke.

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has addressed rumors circulating online about his passing, confirming that he is still alive.

During his remarks at the commissioning of the Old-Garage-Oke-Fia-Lameco road by Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, Obasanjo expressed shock and disappointment upon waking up to false reports of his death on social media.

He questioned the motives behind the harmful speculation, emphasizing that those who wish him dead will not escape tragedy themselves.

Obasanjo also noted that the misuse of technology to spread such rumors is disturbing and unacceptable.

“I heard the rumour that I was dead. I saw it on the social media. I quickly told my children and my relations that it was not true and that I was alive. Those who want me dead, that is their wish but God still keeps me alive.

“Why would anyone wish me dead? Those who harbour such thoughts will not escape tragedy themselves.

“This kind of rumour is not only disturbing but shows the extent to which some people misuse technology. It is unacceptable”, he said in Yoruba.

In another story, Obasanjo’s birthday speech from the pulpit at Oyedepo’s 70th celebration in church leaves many amused.

Obasanjo, in trending clip, delivered a heartfelt goodwill message, showering praises on Oyedepo and commending him for his remarkable contributions to the community and beyond.

A standout moment from his address was when he warmly welcomed Oyedepo into the exclusive club of septuagenarians, eliciting waves of laughter and joyous reactions from the congregation.

The celebration attracted a star-studded lineup, including Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu and Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun, along with many other dignitaries.

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