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Aisha Buhari: First Lady’s photographer Ovajimo dies at 39

Aisha Buhari: First Lady’s photographer Ovajimo dies at 39

iexclusive News Nigeria reports authoritatively that death has hit Also rock again.
The First Lady Aisha Buhari‘s photographer Mr Mohammed Ovajimo has passed on at the age of 39.
iexclusive News Nigeria gathered that the photographer died on Wednesday after a brief illness in Abuja.
Director of Information in the Office Of The First lady, Mr Suleiman Haruna in Abuja announced the death of Mohammed who hails from Kogi State.
” According to him, we lost Mohammed Yusuf Ovajimo a professional photographer working with the NGO of the First Lady of Nigeria.
” Ovajimo was an accomplished professional with loads of skill and great human relations.
The accomplished professional photographer whose was loaded with skill and great human relations will be greatly missed by all and he prays, that his soul rest in perfect peace,” as he rounded off
Iexclusive News Nigeria

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