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IKORODU DIVISION LOST A GREAT SON, AS KAMARUDEEN BOMBATA OSHIKABALA JOINS HIS ANCESTORS. | Shakiru Seidu.

It was a shock yesterday when the news was broken that Ikorodu had lost a Community Soldier and foremost traditional Songbird, Chief Kamorudeen Owolewa Bombata Osikabala, who joined his forefathers on Friday, September 28, 2018.

The major streets in Ikorodu were therefore shut down yesterday with Apepe' troupe dancing round the community.

Bombata, born in 1952, remained head of Onyabo, a security operatives in Ikorodu Division before his death. The burial was said to be done later last night, MegaXpression magazine gathered.

SHAKIRU SEIDU
Publisher, MegaXpression Magazine.

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  1. Unknown30 September 2018 at 09:43

    Baba to da fun omode to da fun agbalagba to da fun arailu sunre oo

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