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From Fred Itua, Abuja
Former President of the Senate, Ken Nnamani, on Friday dismissed claims that he’s suffering from stroke, even as he denied social media reports that his wife, Mrs Jane Nnamani died from tummy tuck complications.
Addressing newsmen in Abuja, Nnamani said he was in Germany undergoing medical check up when his wife died. The Enugu-born politician said his wife’s diabetes resulted in the complications from lipoma surgery.
Lipomas are harmless, fatty tumours that can form under the skin. They are usually painless and do not require treatment. He said: “I lost my wife on the 4th of May while I was in Germany for a medical check up. Her demise has created a huge vacuum. She played a role in raising my kids. When I was the President of the Senate, my wife stayed back in the United States of America to take care of my children and guide them through school.
“She didn’t rush to Nigeria to answer the title of the wife of the President of the Senate. She focused on building the family. It’s a major loss to me and my family.
“So, I’d to return and brief my primary constituency, the media on what has happened. Whatever we achieved in the National Assembly, it was the media that made it possible. They played a major role in what is now called the Third Term Agenda.
“I read on social media that I have stroke and that my wife that was taking care of me had died. People are abusing the concept of social media. People are using it to dish out falsehood. It is hard to even control it. This is not good for us. People are using the social media to promote malice.
“Anybody who has seen my wife cannot associate her with Abdominoplasty or tummy tuck. My wife’s death had nothing to do with tummy tuck. She was a paragon of beauty. There was no man that ever saw My wife that didn’t admire her beauty.
“They said I have stroke. Anybody can suffer that, but I don’t have it. I only have a small back pain and it comes with age. I’ll give her a befitting final burial.”
