Renowned private security expert Dr. Ona Ekhomu is dead.
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Ekhomu passed on Monday night after he took ill few weeks
ago.
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It was gathered his wife contacted his colleagues in the
Association of Industrial Security and Safety Operators of Nigeria
(AISSON) about two weeks ago and notified them he contracted
COVID-19.
“She notified industry players that he had contracted COVID and
solicited prayers for her husband.
“But this morning we received the sad news of his passing on
Monday night,’ a source said.
A quick search on his Facebook page showed that Dr. Ekhomu’s
last post was five days ago where he shared novelist, Chimamanda
Adichie’s TED speech of 2020 that chronicled her experience with a
roommate in the United States.
Born in March 1955, Ekhomu was the chairman, Transworld Security
Systems and a founding member of the American Society for Industry
Security (ASIS) International in Nigeria.
He held several leadership positions in the private security
sector both in Nigeria and Africa.
At the time of this report, his family was yet to make official
announcement.
Renowned private security expert Dr. Ona Ekhomu is dead.
Ekhomu passed on Monday night after he took ill few weeks
ago.
It was gathered his wife contacted his colleagues in the
Association of Industrial Security and Safety Operators of Nigeria
(AISSON) about two weeks ago and notified them he contracted
COVID-19.
“She notified industry players that he had contracted COVID and
solicited prayers for her husband.
“But this morning we received the sad news of his passing on
Monday night,’ a source said.
A quick search on his Facebook page showed that Dr. Ekhomu’s
last post was five days ago where he shared novelist, Chimamanda
Adichie’s TED speech of 2020 that chronicled her experience with a
roommate in the United States.
Born in March 1955, Ekhomu was the chairman, Transworld Security
Systems and a founding member of the American Society for Industry
Security (ASIS) International in Nigeria.
He held several leadership positions in the private security
sector both in Nigeria and Africa.
At the time of this report, his family was yet to make official
announcement.