Tunde Jonathan Mark, who is the first son of the former Senate President, David Mark is dead.
Tunde Mark reportedly died in a London hospital on Friday morning.
Paul Mumeh, who is the Special Adviser to Senator David Mark,disclosed that Tunde died after a long battle with cancer.
Mumeh said, “Born on the 13th of October, 1971, Tunde attended Yaba Military School, located in Yaba, Lagos where he obtained his first school leaving certificate.
“He later proceeded to Bradfield College, Berkshire, UK where he attended Secondary school.
“Tunde is a Biochemist who obtained a B.Sc degree from Kings College, London. He studied immunology alongside biochemistry and later Biological Sciences in the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences, Harvard, Cambridge, Massachusetts. He was married with a daughter.
“He passed away peacefully surrounded by family members and loved ones.
“Funeral arrangements will be communicated in due course.”
Tunde Jonathan Mark, who is the first son of the former Senate President, David Mark is dead.
Tunde Mark reportedly died in a London hospital on Friday morning.
Paul Mumeh, who is the Special Adviser to Senator David Mark,disclosed that Tunde died after a long battle with cancer.
Mumeh said, “Born on the 13th of October, 1971, Tunde attended Yaba Military School, located in Yaba, Lagos where he obtained his first school leaving certificate.
“He later proceeded to Bradfield College, Berkshire, UK where he attended Secondary school.
“Tunde is a Biochemist who obtained a B.Sc degree from Kings College, London. He studied immunology alongside biochemistry and later Biological Sciences in the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences, Harvard, Cambridge, Massachusetts. He was married with a daughter.
“He passed away peacefully surrounded by family members and loved ones.
“Funeral arrangements will be communicated in due course.”
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