The First Cardiology Consultant (FCC) Hospital, Ikoyi on Tuesday debunked the rumour that a Nigerian senator, Adebayo Osinowo, died at its facility
The late Mr Osinowo, popularly called ‘Pepperito’ was a Nigerian Senator who represented the Lagos East Senatorial District. He died on Monday from complications from an undisclosed ailment.
“It has become fashionable for some unscrupulous reporters, news media and bloggers to ascribe the location of the deaths of any VIP who had COVID-19 to our hospital.
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