Pa Osahon Igbinigie
Occupation; Farmer
Age: 98
Wife: 6
Children: 47
Grandchildren: 86
Cause of death: Old age

Pa Igbinedion Okunseri
Occupation: Carpenter
Age: 115
Wife: 11
Children: 56
Grandchildren: 132
Cause of death: Old Age.

Alhaji Hassan Tambawa
Occupation: Tailor
Age: 109
Wife: 4
Children: 38
Grandchildren: 73
Cause of death: Old Age

Dr Bernard Umukoro (Phd)
Occupation: Lecturer
Age: 56
Wife: 1
Children: 2
Grandchildren: 0
Cause of death: High Blood Pressure.

Samuel Olusegun
Occupation: Bank Manager
Age: 53
Wife: 1
Children; 3
Grandchildren; 0
Cause of death; BP, Sugar

Prof Akinluyi olabode
Occupation : lecturer
Age: 60
Wife: 1
Children : 3
Grand children : 1
Cause of Death : unknown. Just collapsed

Barr chucks Nnamdi
Occupation : An Advocate ( A company lawyer
Age : 48
Wife: 1
Children : 3
Grand children : none
Cause of death : Depression

Dr. Elvis Osezele
Occupation : Medical doctor
Age : 43
Wife: 1
Children : 2
Grand children : none
Cause of death : BP and low sugar

Mr.Mudiaga Unokan
Occupation : business
Age : 45
Wife :1
Children : 3
Grand children : none
Cause of death : fed up of life

Pa Roland kokori
Occupation : Retired teacher
Age : 92
Wife : 3
Children : 16
Grand children : 40
Great grand; 6
Still alive

Pa Jesuobo Edehi
Occupation: retired civil servant ( pensioner)
Age: 94
Wife : 2 official wives and one not married to him but has 3 Children
Children : 11
Grand children : 25
Cause of death : Old age

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Hmmmm....the flaw here? You didnt include the era they lived, their lifestyles , the environment and the foods they were exposed to. I'm sure the first few men mentioned there were from those days when kobo was still part of our currency, living in the green environment, eating fresh unprocessed foods and didnt have to worry about the hustle and bustle that is the norm in today's world.

A carpenter or tailor inside most of our cities in today's age now has the same lifespan with a professor in the same city. May God help our generation fa.

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Hmmmm....the flaw here? You didnt include the era they lived, their lifestyles , the environment and the foods they were exposed to. I'm sure the first few men mentioned there were from those days when kobo was still part of our currency, living in the green environment, eating fresh unprocessed foods and didnt have to worry about the hustle and bustle that is the norm in today's world.

A carpenter or tailor inside most of our cities in today's age now has the same lifespan with a professor in the same city. May God help our generation fa.

The carpenter will even die long before the professor sef.

When he dey put his measuring pencil for one ear and put cigarette for the other ear all day, why will he not die early.