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Aisha Buhari’s Photographer, Ovajimo Is Dead
Mohammed Ovajimo, the photographer to First Lady, Aisha Buhari is dead.
He is said to have died on Wednesday after a brief illness in Abuja.
Ovajimo was born on May 12, 1982 and hails from Kogi State.
Director Information in the Office of the First lady, Suleiman Haruna, confirmed his demise.
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He wrote on Facebook: “Today, we lost Mohammed Yusuf Ovajimo, a professional photographer of the First Lady of Nigeria.”
Haruna described the deceased as an accomplished professional with loads of skill and great human relations.
The spokesman said Ovajimo will be greatly missed and prayed his soul rests in peace.
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