Ondo PDP Chairman dies 43 days after suspension

The Suspended Ondo State Chairman of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Fatai Adams is dead.

He died on Tuesday after he complained of headache in his home in Ikare.

The former PDP chairman was said to have been rushed to the hospital where he died.

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Adams was suspended on January 2 by PDP executive officers for anti-party activities and for engaging in activities likely to bring the party to disrepute.

His suspension was ratified by the State working committee on January 4.

His death came 43 days after he was suspended from the party.

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