The family of the late Mohammed Fawehinmi, first son of the late Human Rights Lawyer and Activist, Chief Gani Fawehinmi, has officially confirmed that the late lawyer died of Covid-19 complications.
This was revealed at a press conference on Thursday, at the Gani Fawehinmi family compound, in Ikeja Lagos. “Arising from this, we want to use this opportunity to urge all Nigerians to take necessary precautions to avoid being infected by the deadly disease.
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