Maven Nigerian-based American broadcaster, Dan Foster, was reported dead on Wednesday June 17. Until his death, Foster was married to Lovina and they have a son and daughter together.

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Daniel ‘Dan’ Foster, who is popularly known as The Big Dawg was formerly a judge on the 2007 “Idols West Africa” and a judge on “Nigeria’s Got Talent” alongside Kate Henshaw and Yibo Koko.

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Before his death, Foster worked with numerous radio stations including Cathy Hughes Radio One, Mix 106.5 both in America, and Virgin Island-based WTBN, before moving to Nigeria in 2000 where he joined Cool FM.

According to a Nurse who claims she worked at the hospital he received care, the OAP died from coronavirus. Dan Foster’s wife also confirmed the news saying her husband died from Coronavirus.

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The State Commissioner for Health Akin Abayomi announced on Tuesday has announced that two new coronavirus death has been recorded in Lagos.

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The Lagos State Commissioner for Health made this known on his micro blogging platform as he stated that although Lagos had no fresh cases since April 20, there were still fatalities from the virus from those earlier infected.

Prof. Akin Abayomi made this known on his popular micro blogging platform, Twitter:

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“No new case of #COVID19 was confirmed in Lagos on 20th April 2020,”

“However, #COVID19 related deaths were recorded in Lagos. One of the deceased was a 45-year-old Nigerian male who returned from India in January 2020.”

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