NLO condoles Delta FA over death of Timi Ebikagboro

By Daily Sports on October 1, 2017

The secretariat of Nationwide League One NLO has commiserated with Delta Football Association over the death of Timi Ebikagboro, a board member of the State FA and a veteran sports journalist, who passed on at the early hours of Friday.

The Chief Operating Officer of NLO, Shola Ogunnowo said that the news of the death of the ace broadcaster came to the secretariat as a rude shock and the stakeholders at the cradle of football in Nigeria pray to God to give his family the fortitude to bear this irreparable loss.

“We were shocked and deeply saddened with the untimely death of Timi Ebikagboro, a passionate football stakeholder in Delta state and in Nigeria as a whole. We just want to pray that God Almighty in his infinite mercies will give his wife, children, loved ones and Delta FA the fortitude to bear this loss, strengthen and comfort everyone that is terribly sad with his sudden demise,” Ogunnowo said.

Ebikagboro was the Media Officer of the Dream Team Olympic Eagles tutored by Samson Siasia that won the bronze medal at the football event of the Rio 2016 Olympics. He was an only child of his mother and he is survived by a wife, three young sons, and aged parents. He was 47 years at the time of his death.

•Photo shows Late Timi Ebikagboro.

Source Daily Sports

Posted October 1, 2017


 

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