The Punch Newspapers has been thrown into mourning following the death of its Kano correspondent, Mr. Ted Odogwu.
Odogwu, a seasoned journalist renowned for his dedication to truthful and investigative reporting, passed away, leaving a deep void in the media industry. His untimely demise has elicited an outpouring of grief from colleagues, friends, and members of the public who have followed his career over the years.
He died today 7th April in Lagos .
Announcing his passing, the Kano Correspondents’ Chapel described Odogwu as a respected and valuable member of the journalism community, highlighting his commitment to his profession. “It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved colleague, Mr. Ted Odogwu, a dedicated correspondent of The Punch Newspapers,” the Chapel stated.
Born in Delta State, Odogwu had been stationed in Kano since 2008, serving as a correspondent for various newspapers before eventually joining The Punch. His insightful reporting and fearless pursuit of the truth earned him the admiration of readers and fellow journalists alike.
In a statement confirming the news, the Chairman of the Kano Correspondents’ Chapel, Alhaji Aminu Garko, expressed deep sorrow over the loss. “We are deeply saddened by the passing of our brother and colleague, Mr. Ted Odogwu. His contributions to journalism and our union will be greatly missed,” he said.
The Punch Newspapers, alongside Odogwu’s family and colleagues, are mourning his departure while celebrating his invaluable contributions to the field. As tributes continue to pour in, his legacy remains etched in the hearts of those who knew him, admired his work, and were impacted by his commitment to the truth.
May his family find comfort in the memories of his remarkable career, and may his legacy endure in the world of journalism.
