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Sun Sets on Veteran Surgeon, Prof Peter Obekpa

Posted By: adminon: December 01, 2024In: People in ActionTags: 'Alime', Hon Abutu Obekpa, Joe Akatu, Otubi, Otukpa, Rev. Cornelius BelloNo CommentsViews:
Sun Sets on Veteran Surgeon, Prof Peter Obekpa

The sun has set on Prof Peter Obekpa, veteran’s veteran in surgery and proprietor of May Day Specialist Hospital in Abuja. Intervention understands that Prof Obekpa died at 1. 30 am December... Read more

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