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BREAKING: Captain Hosa Okunbo Dies At 63

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Business magnate, Captain Idahosa Wells Okunbo, is dead.

He died of pancreatic cancer in London Sunday morning,

He was aged 63.

THISDAY gathered that he was diagnosed with cancer last September.

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The Edo-born late businessman, politician and philanthropist was chairman of Ocean Marine Solutions (OMS).
The photograph in this report was his last photograph before his death.
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