Why I Think Rashidi Yekini Could Have Been Murdered – Segun Odegbami.
Retired Nigerian Footballer, Olusegun Odegbami, says he believes his colleague, Rashidi Yekini, may have been murdered in 2012.
“Why insanity?…because he was funding so many philanthropic projects, giving people his money which he had kept in the bank for so long. “He built his house, did some things but he had a lot of money so he felt like distributing and they said he was mad so they took him to the native doctor and started giving him all kinds of concoctions and the man passed on. So, that’s why I said he could have been murdered”.
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