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Popular Broadcast Journalist ,Teetoo of Splash FM Dies at 42

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A consummate broadcast journalist, media entrepreneur and gender advocate, Oluwatoyin Adepoju, popularly known as Teetoo is dead.

The 42 years old staff of West Midlands Communications Limited, owners of Splash 105.5 FM and Lagelu 96.7 FM,succumbed to death on Monday, 30th August 2021 after a brief illness.

Organic Creame

The management of Midlands communications limited in a statement expressed shock, disbelief and sadness at the passing of a dutiful staff

According to the statement released on behalf of the management by Tunde Olawuwo, General Manager Operations, the late Miss Adepoju was a thorough-bred passionate and loyal professional who contributed immensely to the growth of Splash 105.5 FM where she was a foundational staff member and head of programmes between 2009 and 2020.

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