
The Chief Imam of Ilaro, Ogun State, Tajudeen Adewunmi, returned N25m to the family of late veteran Yoruba actor, Taiwo Hassan (Ogogo), after his death.
The money was entrusted to Adewunmi by Ogogo to complete the rebuilding of his grandfather's house, not for a mosque project as rumoured.
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The incident highlights the importance of clarifying rumours and respecting the wishes of the deceased
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