Ex-council chief slumps and dies during a meal at a restaurant.

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A former executive Secretary of Ejigbo Local Council Development Area (LCDA) and Past President of Rotary Club of Ewu Tuntun, District 9110, Barr. Tajudeen Jaiye Alabi, yesterday slumped and died at an eatery in Mushin, Lagos State.


Suspected to have experienced a heart attack, he was confirmed dead at the Isolo General Hospital, where he was rushed to. He has since been buried according to Islamic rites.

 According to his brother, he was in good spirits and showed no sign of ill health yesterday morning when he set out for the day’s activity after dropping off his son at his school.

 “I am still in shock, He had hardly taken a spoonful of the meal he ordered when he started shouting ‘my head, my head’ and then slumped on his seat. In fact, the son he dropped off returned from school to meet a crowd of sympathizers at home and couldn’t believe that his father is no more.” He said





source; instablog9ja

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