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My Late Husband Might Still Be Here If He Had Heeded My Advice, Says Betty Akeredolu

by Editorial Team
14 February 2025
in Lifestyle, News
"My Late Husband Would Have Lived If He Had Heeded My Advice," Says Betty Akeredolu

Betty Anyanwu-Akeredolu, wife of former Ondo State Governor, Rotimi Akeredolu (SAN), says her late husband would have still been alive if he had listened to her. 

Akeredolu died on December 27, 2023, from prostate cancer complications. 

Speaking during an interview with Star News publisher, Olumide Akinrinlola, on Thursday, Feb. 13, Mrs. Akeredolu said her husband followed the directives of spiritualists and pastors and failed to heed her advice. 

Betty, who survived breast cancer decades ago, said: “What came out of their mountain climbing, blessed handkerchiefs, water, olive oil, etc., from the GOs and all the noisy prayers like people possessed by demons? If Aketi had listened to me, I wouldn’t be a widow.” 

She advised Nigerians facing health challenges to seek medical attention instead of relying on faith healers. 

“A pastor is not a doctor; he understands nothing about cancer. He can only pray, and prayers don’t cure cancer. Consult a doctor—not just any doctor, but a doctor who specialises in cancer cases,” she said.

 

 

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