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Native Doctor Known As ‘King Of Satan’ Who Had 59 Wives, Over 300 Children, Grandchildren Dies At 74

📅 14 December 2021 ❤️ 48 likes 💬 12 comments 🚀 7 times monetized
Native Doctor Known As ‘King Of Satan’ Who Had 59 Wives, Over 300 Children, Grandchildren Dies At 74
Mr Simon Odo, a native doctor popularly known as ‘King of Satan’ who married 59 wives and had over 300 children and grandchildren is dead. He was aged 74. The late Odo, who hailed from Aji in Igbo-Eze North Local Government Area of Enugu State, died in the early hours of Tuesday during a brief illness. Mr Emeka Odo, one of the sons, who confirmed the death of his father to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in their family house, said that the father died at the age of 74. Odo said burial arrangements for his father were already in progress in compliance with his father’s instruction to the wives and children that his remains should not be deposited in mortuary when confirmed dead, but should be buried as soon as possible. “Yes, my father popularly known as King of Satan is dead; he died on Tuesday morning as he had been sick for the past three weeks. Adipolo Adipolo “We are having family meeting to perfect arrangement for his burial since he instructed us not to put his body in mortuary,” he said. He lamented that the death of his father was a big blow as he had a loving and caring father in spite of the large number of family members. “Since this morning that my father died, kinsmen, friends and well-wishers have been trooping in shock and surprise to come and sympathise with our family,” he said. https://tribuneonlineng.com/native-doctor-known-as-king-of-satan-who-had-59-wives-over-300-children-grandchildren-dies-at-74

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