The news of Dejo Tunfulu passing away was revealed to us by his close friends Kunle Afod and Bolaji Amusan.

He was reportedly working on the set before he started to bleed unexpectedly. He got rushed to the hospital and pronounced dead on Friday morning, April 1.

However, the cause of Dejo Tunfulu’s death is not known to the public yet. He was likely suffering from some underlying illness.

Dejo seemed to be perfectly normal until he suddenly had to be rushed to the hospital. Furthermore, just a day before his passing, he had uploaded a video on his Instagram.

 

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Four days ago, Dejo wrote on his Instagram, “It’s another new week; enjoy it to your satisfaction.” However, the Yoruba actor could not make it through the week. 

Kunle Afod has expressed his sadness stating, “You posted this a few days ago, Dejo…Haaaaaaaaa… This is so sad.”

Dejo Tunfulu is not on Wikipedia. However, various Nigerian sites and also international media have covered his information.

Dejo is a famous Nollywood actor, and he is very respected in the Yoruba genre. He has also been called a Yoruba comic actor for his roles in comedy films.

 

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His real name is Kunle Adetokunbo, but he is known as Dejo Tunfulu because of his comic roles in movies, where he often got cast as a Stutterer.

Dejo Tunfulu shot into the limelight after his role in the movie “Omo Oran.” He has also been a member of Akuko Gagara Theatre Group and Kolawole International Theatre Group.

Dejo Tunfulu was born on May 31, 1972. he was born and raised in Idumota, Lagos Island area of Lagos State.

He attended the local school of Ansar-Ud-Deen primary school at Lagos Island. He then went on to obtain School Certificate at the Dolphin High School.

Lastly, he attended the Modern Way Nigeria School of Printing.

Dejo would go on to learn at theatre groups, and his first TV appearance was in 1987 in the drama series “Apere Ijongbon.”

Dr. Bo Remenyi, a pediatric cardiologist, was named Northern Territory’s Australian of the Year in 2018 for her contributions to the community. However, the road to receiving this honor, as well as the road to her work in rural areas, has been paved with unforeseen turns and dangers.

She is a world-renowned specialist in juvenile cardiology, with a particular interest in rheumatic heart disease, who practices in the Northern Territory.

Conversations with Richard Fidler take audiences deeper into the life narrative of someone they may or may not have heard of before, someone who has seen and done incredible things in his or her lifetime.

Dr. Bo Remenyi does not yet have a Wikipedia page that is dedicated to her work. Her successes, on the other hand, have been documented in pieces published by several different websites.

Her actual date of birth has not yet been confirmed. She, on the other hand, appears to be in her late thirties, but this has not been verified.

She seems to be 5 feet 4 inches tall and weighs a reasonable amount for her height. Her short hair looks to be brown, and her skin tone appears to be fair in complexion.

She had no ambitions as a youngster, and she had no plans before leaving communist Hungary. However, after she arrived in Australia, everything changed. In only a few short years, she’s gone from roaming the casino floor as a high-stakes professional poker player to saving the lives of children in rural Australia.

Dr. Bo Remenyi is a pediatric cardiologist and also a world-renowned expert in the field of rheumatic heart disease.

She is the primary author of the second edition of The Australian guideline for the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of acute rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease, as well as a significant figure in the documentary, Take Heart, which was released in 2015.

Because she has lived and worked in the Northern Territory for more than seven years, she has been a long-time advocate for rheumatic heart disease patients and their families.

She was one of Australia’s first female pediatric cardiologists, and she is today regarded as a globally renowned expert in the field of pediatric cardiology.

Yasin Sulaiman and Waheeda Wassini are not married. She is a Malaysian singer, composer, actress, and entrepreneur who represented Malaysia at the international level in the Voice of Asis music festival in 2004. 

Waheeda’s Wikipedia page states that she got married to an independent singer and preacher, Akhil Hayy, on August 16, 2009. The beautiful wedding ceremony took place on August 16, 2009, at the Jamek Ar-Rahimah Mosque, Kuala Kubu Baru, Selangor. 

Despite several rumors, Sulaiman and Wassini are not married. He has not revealed the name of his wife or partner to the media. It is unclear if he has posted any pictures of his wife on Instagram, as his account is currently private. 

Sulaiman, whose full name is Mohamad Yasin bin Sulaiman, was born and raised in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. His current age is 46 years, as he was born on October 30, 1975. He is associated with the Kumpulan Brothers and Hush Entertainment.

Yasin Sulaiman was arrested on March 24 and accused of trafficking cannabis that weighed around 214gm. The offense was allegedly committed at his residence in Kota Damansara.

He was earlier charged with growing drugs and cultivating 17 plants which are believed to be cannabis at the same place. Sulaiman pleaded not guilty to the charge before sessions court judge Norshila Kamaruddin. 

According to Free Malaysia Today, Sulaiman’s case will be transferred to the High Court as the sentence provides for the death penalty. 

Yasin Sulaiman could face a possible death sentence and jail time after getting charged with trafficking cannabis at the magistrates’ court. The charges were read out before magistrate Zhafran Rahim Hamzah, but no plea has been taken from him.

He got charged under Section 39B (1)(a) of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952. Sulaiman is punishable under Section 39B (2) of the same Act up to 15 strokes of the rotan and the death penalty or life imprisonment, upon conviction. 

The singer has also been charged under Section 6B (1)(a) of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952. It provides not less than six strokes of the rotan and life imprisonment upon conviction. 

Bruce Arians has confirmed that his retirement decision is not related to his health or illness. On Wednesday, he released a lengthy statement stating that he has already accomplished everything on his career bucket list. 

Arians announced on March 30, 2022, that he is stepping down from his role as the Buccaneer’s head coach as he started thinking about his transition plan earlier this off-season. He declared that the decision has no relation to his health status. 

He talked to the media on Wednesday and revealed that he is retiring as the succession has always been huge for him and the organization is probably in its best shape it has been in years, reports The New York Post. 

Todd Bowles, Tampa’s defensive coordinator since 2019, will be taking the position of the new coach. Arians wanted to make sure that Bowles got the best opportunity to succeed. 

Bruce Arians battled several health problems over the years. He tested positive for COVID-19 in December 2021. His symptoms were very mild and he had already gotten his vaccination and booster shot. 

He was one of the outspoken advocates in the football world for getting the COVID-19 vaccines. During his tenure, Arians was the third-oldest head coach in the NFL. Talking about his latest health condition, he seems to be doing fine. 

Bruce Arians has battled three different forms of cancer in his life and now missing part of a kidney due to his last diagnosis, reports Sportscasting. 

During his yearly physical ahead of the 2007 NFL season, he found out he had prostate cancer. In 2013, Bruce got treated for cancerous cells found in his nose.

In December 2016, when he went to get his hernia checked out, the doctors found a renal cell carcinoma, a type of kidney cancer. In February 2017, he underwent surgery and had parts of his kidneys removed.