The governorship candidate of the Peoples Redemption Party (PRP) in Ogun State, Prof. David Bamgbose, has been confirmed dead.
Bamgbose, a Professor of Education, died on Friday night at the Sacred Heart Hospital, Abeokuta, while receiving treatment for an undisclosed ailment.
His death was confirmed by his personal assistant, Oduntan Olayemi.
Bamgbose was unveiled in Abeokuta last Saturday as the PRP’s governorship candidate by the party chairman in the state, Samson Ogunsanya.
Bamgbose was a governorship aspirant of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) before he stepped down for Ladi Adebutu who later emerged as the party’s gubernatorial candidate.
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However, Olayemi disclosed that the PRP governorship candidate, who had on Thursday complained of tiredness, was taken to a private hospital from where he was referred to the Federal Medical Central (FMC), Abeokuta.
“He complained of tiredness yesterday (Thursday) and we decided to take him to a hospital around Olomoore where we were referred to the FMC for further checks.
“We opted for the hospital at Lantoro area because of the urgency of the case and he was admitted at the Emergency Ward where he was administered oxygen till today (Friday).
“I got back to the hospital this morning and I met him breathing too fast and heavy.
“It was at where I went to get him some prescribed medication when I got a call that he had passed on,” Olayemi said.
Bamgbose was survived by his wife and six children.
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