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    David Mark’s Son Loses Battle To Cancer, Dies In London Hospital

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    | The Daily Crucible | Friday, October 21, 2022


    Former President of Nigerian Senate, David Mark's son, Tunde Jonathan Mark, has died in a London hospital where he was being treated for Cancer.

    In a statement released by his media aide, Paul Mumeh, David Mark said Tunde was born on October 13, 1971 and attended Yaba Military School where he obtained his first school leaving certificate.

    He later proceeded to Bradfield College, Berkshire, UK, for his Secondary school education.

    Tunde, a Biochemist obtained B.Sc degree from Kings College, London. He also studied immunology alongside biochemistry and later Biological Sciences in the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences, Harvard, Cambridge, Massachusetts.

    The statement disclosed that the late deceased was married with a daughter and his funeral arrangements will be communicated in due course.

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