Top Nigerian basketball player dies of acute tuberculosis [PHOTOS] via politicsngr
POLITICS NIGERIA reports that Aku was diagnosed with acute tuberculosis, and had cried out for financial assistance while receiving medical attention.The late athlete played for renowned club sides such as Sunshine Angels of Akure, FCT Angels, Dolphins and MFM.
Confirming Aku’s demise, a Nigerian basketball stakeholder, Oni Afolabi wrote on Facebook: “Rest in peace Joy. I hope you will be able to play some pick up games with some Nigerian basketball legends that have gone before you. “Death is an inevitable end. Death of a loved one is not a time to cry or sorrow. It is just another reminder that we should all be prepared for the end of the journey on earth.”
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