News
Just In: Family Debunks Death Rumours Of TY Danjuma, Says He’s Still Alive
Nigerian Army Lieutenant General, Theophilus Danjuma, is alive and not dead, the family has said.
Danjuma is a politician and retired Nigerian Army Lieutenant General who played a key role in post independence military and politcal events in Nigeria.
He was Chief of Army Staff from July 1975 to October 1979. He was also Minister of Defence under President Olusegun Obasanjo’s administration.
Reacting to Danjuma’s death rumours on Monday, a close family source who would not want his name mentioned in the print said that the General is doing well and presently in Spain enjoying an holiday trip with his wife Daisy.
“It’s has become urgent and important for us to respond to the rumour flying round that the Rtd General who hails from Takum LGA of Taraba state is no more, this remains a rumour as it is not true. These are just group of persons who are bent of paddling fake news and using same to gain possible traffic on their sites,” the source told Vanguard.
Guber Poll: Osun Central Senatorial Candidate, K-Rad Receives Over 155 Defectors To APC
Group Urges INEC, Security Agencies to Ensure Safe PVC Collection Ahead of Osun Governorship Election
Osun Imams Seek Asiwaju Badmus’ Support To Strengthen Islamic Forum
Osun SWAN Condoles Ooni Over Elder Brother’s Death
Osun 2026: Adeleke Campaign Council Raises Concerns Over Election Preparations, Urges INEC To Address Alleged Lapses
GHSM Faults Osun Accord Chairman’s Comments, Warns Adeleke Against Actions That Could Threaten Re-election
-
Opinion4 days agoKeyamo’s Handling of Airport Parking Controversy: A Lesson in Transparency and Accountability By Adeboye Adebayo
-
News4 days agoGuber Poll: APC Elders’ Reconciliation Drive Boosts Osun Campaign, LCDA Chairmen Express Confidence
-
News4 days agoTAF Africa Takes Disability-Inclusive Voter Education Campaign to Osun Communities Ahead of Governorship Election
-
News4 days agoQueen Rashidat Ladoja Bags Women Of Impact Award For Humanitarian, Women Empowerment Efforts