Punch chairman dies after heart surgery in Lagos
He died from a post-operation complication in Lagos after a heart surgery.
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According to a report by The Punch, Aboderin died early on Wednesday, May 30, 2018, after a heart surgery at the First Cardiology Consultants, Ikoyi, Lagos state.
The founder and chairman of the Dolphins Female Basketball Foundation is survived by his wife, Titilayo, and two daughters, Nicole and Cherelle.
Until his death, he was chairman of Punch Commercial Printing Limited and Lukahed Properties Limited, as well as the former chairman of the Lagos State Basketball Association and a one-time vice-president of the Nigerian Basketball Supporters Club.
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